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Hard times. Emerging from an apparently engineered pandemic, now in another war for ephemeral reasons, a resultant economic crisis that
By Hani Hazaimeh The Middle East stands at a dangerous inflection point. The confrontation involving Iran, Israel and the US
There is an effort by several progressive unions and other organizations to put a 5% wealth tax for the state’s
As global markets continue to churn under the weight of a month-long conflict in the Gulf, the strategic map of
In his Wednesday evening speech to announce to the American people the continuation and potential intensification of his war against Iran, President
If the national audience expected some breathtaking new developments or a strategic vision from President Trump’s belated justification for his
By Ryan McMaken It’s difficult to find much of anything we might call “good” coming out of the current US-Israel
In recent years, the growth of gastronomy tourism in Türkiye has increased interest in local markets. Travelers visiting regions such
Human rights lawyers and defenders strongly condemn the recent judgment of the Federal Constitutional Court of Pakistan, which upheld the
Senegal and Nigeria are strengthening bilateral energy cooperation following a high-level working visit by Senegal’s Minister of Energy Birame Soulèye
This week’s video is important. It shows a clear path to getting rid of the Supreme Court’s horrific 2010 decision Citizens
For much of the past four decades, modern China has been synonymous with rapid transformation. Towering skylines, bustling factories and
When Tehran lashed out at its Gulf neighbours in the wake of US-Israeli attacks on Iran, GCC countries were deeply
Private banking rests on a simple but demanding promise: disciplined judgment exercised under conditions of uncertainty. Performance may fluctuate;...
Since 1979, Iran has been portrayed as a “revolutionary state” governed by a theocracy; however, it is currently evolving into
The short answer is ‘no’. Trump was confabulating when he said that he was already in negotiations with ‘important’ Iranians.
Supporting Donald Trump as the 2024 candidate was always a cold-eyed tactical call for me. I never saw him as
War, aggression, hunger and unemployment happen mainly due to psychological reasons. Sustainable peace and prosperity is not possible without quality
My grandfather kept a small wooden cross above his bed his entire adult life. When he died, we found a
Germany’s renewed engagement with Malaysia is not a bilateral curiosity but a symptom of a deeper rupture in the global
With the Iran War groaning along, the Trump administration is getting increasingly indignant. Plumes of childish anger can be seen
At the time when the world is too preoccupied with the chaos in the Middle East, another, less noticeable, but
The Mizan News Agency, affiliated with the judiciary of the Islamic Republic of Iran, has reported the execution of four
Somalia was in the news for decades now, not for what it used to be or for what it can
When missiles are flying and drones hit commercial buildings, the conversation usually shifts to “how do we win?” But from
The arrest of an American and 6 Ukrainians in India last month is a demonstration that European war and politics are
As Christians head to church this Easter weekend, they should pray for those who are struggling with their uneasiness over
As Washington focuses on Kharg and the Strait of Hormuz, the war is shifting toward a far more dangerous target
How energy flows, entropy, and EROEI explain the decline of the West, China’s strategic rise, and the new era of
The current instability in the Middle East has again demonstrated the extent to which the modern world is interconnected especially
There is a tectonic shift in our lived experiences today – beyond the rise of regionalism and mini-lateralism, is the
The Durand Line, established in 1893 between British India and Afghanistan, continues to attract political and academic debate. While some
By Mark Nayler On April 28 last year, a massive blackout plunged Spain and Portugal into darkness for over twelve hours. Flights
On the morning of March 31, 2026, the Iranian regime executed 34-year-old law graduate and political prisoner Babak Alipour, alongside his
President Donald Trump has imperiously waffled about on his reasons for aggressively attacking the sovereign country of Iran: for example,
By Ryan McMaken The US Supreme Court now has before it the case of Trump vs. Barbara. The Trump administration is
Remember “detention” in high school? Looking back, it doesn’t sound too bad – at least not when compared to what
By Mohamed Chebaro As the world grapples with the ramifications of the US-Israeli war against Iran and all the uncertainties
By Jonathan Power Is Islam violent? ISIS in Syria. Iraq and West Africa. In Pakistan, there is Lashkar-e-Taiba and the
The latest technology can prove decisive in war. Think of the atomic bomb in World War II. Or the stirrup in the
The credibility of Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal (ICT)—once established as a symbol of justice for the atrocities of 1971—is now
I once lay inside a coffin and listened to my friends describe my life as if I had already left
Airpower has become one of the most decisive instruments of contemporary warfare, fundamentally reshaping how states conduct, justify, and perceive
A Fact-Check and Rebuttal of “Myanmar’s Second Shot At Limited Democracy” This article responds to “Myanmar’s Second Shot At Limited
When the European Union introduced at first the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), they didn’t only discuss the double materiality
The destruction of the Iranian frigate IRIS Dena by a United States submarine on 4th March 2026, has reignited a
Jaden Ivey, a professional basketball player for the Chicago Bulls, has been put on waivers after he made a series
The first economic shock of a war is usually visible in commodity screens. The second shows up where politics becomes
Introduction: Stability vs. The Will of the People The Italian government, led by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, has long prioritized
Until recently, the modernisation of customs processes was a race to digitise paperwork and automate manual workflows. With that phase
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