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Former Prime Minister of Pakistan and Chairman of the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI), Imran Khan, finds himself ensnared within the confines of Attock Jail, while his close confidant and two-time former Foreign Minister of Pakistan, Shah Mehmood Qureshi, languishes in custody in Islamabad. Their predicament arises from their alleged divulgence of classified information contained within a confidential cable, colloquially known as the “cipher,” dispatched by Pakistan’s ambassador to the United States…

The Republic of Korea is experiencing another surge of hype. The reason for such a hype is the donation made by actress Lee Young-ae, who donated 50 million won ($37,000) in September 2023 to the Syngman Rhee Memorial Foundation, which is currently conducting a fundraising campaign to build a memorial building for the former president. In response to growing criticism over her act…

Does the US need to learn from the USSR, what can happen when top leaders get too old to govern? Age and experienced leadership are not identical concepts, especially when it comes to the American political leadership.  The question that more and more Americans are asking these days is “Why do politicians want to hang on so long, when they are in obvious mental and physical decline, and why they don’t want to turn the reins over to a newer generation?”…