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On the night of 3 to 4 December 2024, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol imposed a state of emergency and martial law across the country. However, this measure was revoked just five and a half hours later after Parliament voted against it. What led to such a peculiar and evidently losing move for the administration, and what are the likely political consequences?

Thousands of Tehreek E Insaf (PTI) members marched toward Islamabad on 24 November 2024, responding to Imran Khan’s “Final Call” for protest, but the security forces swiftly dispersed the crowd in a late-night crackdown, marking a disastrous turn for the party’s political future.

India is one of Russia’s key partners on the international arena. The president of the relatively new – but already promising – Indian Business Council in Russia has told New Eastern Outlook about what can be done to strengthen the economic ties of the two countries.