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The political alliance between Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr and Vice President Sara Duterte, is facing tensions, including verbal insults, and conflict over proposed constitutional changes and a possible International Criminal Court investigation of former president Rodrigo Duterte. Despite this simmering split, the Marcos family maintains dominance over Congress and may still push for constitutional changes, including easing presidential term limits. The deepening dynastic split is likely to define the near-term future of Philippine politics.
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India is predicted to become the world's third largest economy over the next ten to twenty years, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's economic reforms and international engagement aiding this growth. Still, the nation faces significant hurdles such as domestic agricultural and manufacturing problems, international trade, the need for deep domestic economic reforms and the preservation of social stability in the face of internal divisions, which if unaddressed, could hinder India's journey towards true global power.