Nepal’s fast-moving Gen Z uprising collapses a Beijing-tilting government, pulls the army into the streets, and jolts India-China regional calculus—while signaling that digitally networked youth politics is now a decisive force in South Asia.

Anarchist platforms are leveraging Indonesia’s unrest to push for global insurrectionary solidarity, escalating risks to Indonesian diplomatic, commercial, and diaspora-linked targets abroad.

Lebanon’s fragile disarmament plan for Hezbollah exposes deep sectarian rifts, external pressure from the U.S. and Israel, and the enduring risk of renewed conflict if the state challenges Hezbollah’s deterrent role.

The resurgence of far-right movements under banners like the National Socialist Network (NSN), Active Clubs, and other white supremacist offshoots highlights a dangerous evolution of extremist organizing.

China’s 2025 military parade paired next-generation uncrewed combat aviation and directed-energy defenses with new nuclear systems, signaling a hardened deterrent posture and growing capability gaps with the United States.

Hezbollah’s financial survival increasingly depends on a hybrid global network that fuses state sponsorship, criminal economies, and diaspora-driven money laundering, making it one of the most resilient non-state actors in the world.