Day: July 22, 2025

At least three people have died and 15 others are missing after vehicles carrying foreign tourists were swept away by flash floods triggered by heavy monsoon rains in Pakistan’s Peshawar region, Azernews reports, citing the Associated Press.

Azerbaijan’s Risky Path in the Caucasus!

Azerbaijan’s growing alliance with Turkey, victory in Nagorno-Karabakh, and defiance of Moscow risk escalating tensions.

After Ukraine, a conflict in the Caucasus seems inevitable. #SouthCaucasus #Geopolitics pic.twitter.com/XDxlTS6ghl

— EurAsian Times (@THEEURASIATIMES) July 22, 2025

The US plans to spend $100 billion to bifurcate Armenia and create a transport corridor that primarily benefits Turkey & Azerbaijan. Both long to seize all Armenian territory as part of their dream of reconstituting the Ottoman Empire.👇 https://t.co/KytsT4bJUa

Hyundai Motor Group’s electric vehicle (EV) exports from South Korea to the United States dropped by nearly 90 percent year-on-year during the first five months of 2025, as the company shifts its focus to local production in the U.S., according to data released Tuesday, Azernews reports, citing Korean media.

The rules-based international order is experiencing a stage of rapid, unpredictable and significant changes. Swing states within the European Union and Russia’s brutal invasion of Ukraine epitomize the constantly changing tectonic plates of transatlantic geopolitics. As Arthur Herman – a Wisconsin native distinguished historian and a former senior fellow at Hudson Institute – wrote: “It is not only politics that may be seen as war by other means. For centuries, governments have sought to demoralize and defeat their enemies without resorting to the battlefield.” While the current White House under the leadership of President Donald J. Trump has embraced a form of upheaval in its first six months, altering key policies, European relationships, and arrangements; Lithuania – a NATO and EU member nation – a parliamentary republic has openly demonstrated ethical dilemmas in the execution of its foreign policy and feckless roadmap in deterring Moscow’s hegemonic aspirations in the Baltics and eastern Europe.

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