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Andy Burnham’s first few days in Downing Street involved extensive introductory phone calls with world leaders. However, the UK’s new prime...
From the moment the sixth Benjamin Netanyahu government — and, one hopes, the last — was formed, the only question given its personalities,...
Twelve years, one month and 24 days after Narendra Modi was sworn in, the words “Modi must resign” were uttered full-throatedly for the first time...
Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar spent last week in a Shanghai signing room, putting Pakistan’s name to the founding charter of the World Artificial...
Earlier this year Pakistan crossed a milestone it had chased for a decade: its freelancers earned a record $1.76 billion, up 78 percent in a single...
Last week, more than 100 House Democrats voted to cut off military aid to Israel. Though the amendment failed because some Democrats and almost all...
Syria has weighed on my mind for a long time: 15 years of trauma for its people and 15 years of failure in international engagement. I was directly...
Africa’s richest person, the Nigerian industrialist Aliko Dangote, has built the world’s largest single-train oil refinery in Lekki, on the...
Wole Hammond and Ellen Davies As Europe faces repeated, dangerous heatwaves, the question is no longer whether rich countries need climate adaptation....
Venture capital once exercised much of its political influence through lobbying and conventional campaign donations. Now some of its biggest players...
French President Emmanuel Macron’s visit to Damascus last week was the first by an EU head of state since the fall of the Assad government in 2024....
The General Synod of the Church of England has committed itself to engaging seriously with major statements and appeals by Palestinian Christians,...
In the space of just a few days, Yemen appeared to be slipping out of its fragile de-escalation and back into the heart of regional tensions. The...
Barely three weeks into a memorandum of understanding (MoU) meant to end a war, the United States is once again blockading Iranian ports, the two...
When I joined the Police Service of Pakistan in 1988, my first posting as ASP was in Ziarat, Balochistan. Newly married, I jokingly called it my...
One way to represent the artificial intelligence age is with a steep curve and a gradual slope. The curve rises almost vertically: models rapidly grow...
Mads Flarup Christensen As hostilities between the United States and Iran reignite, global attention has shifted again to the immediate risks of the...
Here is the bottom line: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has no intention of ordering an Israeli withdrawal from Gaza, either before his country’s...
The world is changing faster than ever-and today’s rapid pace may soon seem slow compared to what’s coming next. The disruptive technologies are...
For most of its modern history, Qatar was a place that things happened to. It was a quiet peninsula prized for its energy resources and consulted...
Was Trump’s presence at the NATO summit in Turkiye, amid escalating anti-Iranian rhetoric and orders to attack Iran, simply participation in a...
On the sidelines of the NATO summit in Ankara on July 7-8, NATO foreign ministers and top Gulf officials held a special session to discuss the...
The Indus Waters Treaty between Pakistan and India, applauded by the world for decades as the gold standard for water sharing, is under threat of...
The United Nations General Assembly met yesterday at its headquarters in New York to discuss the responsibility to protect (R2P) doctrine and the...
Do you know anyone who seriously imagined that Israel’s onslaught in Gaza that recommenced on Oct. 7, 2023, would last 1,000 days? That was yet...
US Senator Tom Cotton and pro-Israel allies are pursuing problematic legislation that has largely gone under the radar of most mainstream media. If...
Recent Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian oil refineries have forced several facilities to suspend operations for maintenance. In response, Moscow has...
Artificial intelligence is reshaping different industries across the world but there is no even access to digital knowledge. To make sure that...
Dr Hussam Abu Safia’s life is in imminent danger. This is what his lawyer Nasser Odeh said after visiting him on Thursday in an underground...
Last month, the United States military renamed its Indo-Pacific Command back to Pacific Command. The Pentagon claimed it was just a return of history,...
As we transition into the early stages of the artificial intelligence-driven era, it is important to discern and cultivate skills that will underpin...
Abdulrahman Al-Rashed The Arab Gulf states face security and existential challenges that may be greater than anything they have experienced before,...
The conflicts in the Middle East over the last two and a half years have not only wreaked extraordinary death and destruction across the region, but...
“Why is it that African teams and Middle Eastern teams have to answer for what their governments are doing but European teams don’t?” South...
“I think Israel does have that right.” When British Prime Minister Keir Starmer resigned last week, an old but forever damning clip resurfaced....
When the United States and Iran reached their peace deal, Donald Trump marked the moment on Truth Social with nine words: “Ships of the world, start...
There is perhaps nowhere further removed from the horrors of war unfolding across the Middle East than the tranquility of Lake Geneva, its surrounding...
As charge d’affaires of the United States embassy in Iraq some years ago, I shocked US and Iraqi officials when I said the US Federal Reserve should...
In a recent interview with the New York Times, Vice President JD Vance denied that there was an “intense rivalry” between him and Secretary of...
The memorandum of understanding (MoU) the United States and Iran have signed is not a peace treaty. It is not even a credible framework for one. A...