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It is a misconception to talk about “oil wars” and about great powers going to war to secure energy. Oil
The involvement of Russia in the development of Indonesia’s Tuna Block in the Natuna Sea follows a trend of other
India is a vast country. It has long border stretching over the eastern region, which can act gateway to South
China is Laos’ most significant strategic and economic partner. Since its launch in 2021, the Laos–China Railway has driven a
The events unfolding are murky — it is unclear which direction the nation is heading. Since the introduction of provincial
As a short analysis of Indonesia’s 2026 economic landscape, we see headline growth masking the underlying fragility. Lack of strong
You can draw a fairly straight line between the ‘tripartite alliance’ of Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Egypt’s support for a
Pakistan stock Exchange (PSX) witnessed volatility during the shortened trading week, as the benchmark Index declined through the first two
While global markets remain focused on the Strait of Hormuz and the economic fallout from the US-Israel war on Iran,
Turkey Returns to the Center of Global Diplomacy Twenty-two years after hosting NATO leaders in Istanbul in 2004, Türkiye is
The “Mamdani Effect” refers to a shift within the Democratic Party to a more progressive agenda, or at the very
“Why do you not dress like a teacher, lecturer, or professor?” asked a well-meaning, innocent colleague who liked to dress
World leaders have been meeting and failing for 30 years to try to curb global warming, and in that time
In an increasingly polarized international environment, countries that can bridge divides and promote dialogue are becoming more valuable than ever.
Every part of the global response to the latest Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) rests on
This is a year of strange anniversaries. Two hundred and fifty years ago, a band of revolutionaries declared their independence
Donald Trump has always considered himself exceptional—that is, an exception to the rules. As a tycoon, he has demonstrated that
I was not an Alan Greenspan fan, but I will give him some serious credit on his passing. I’ll also
The unpredictable nature of British politics may mirror the spirit of the country’s equally unpredictable weather, but history is not
While the ruling clerics in Iran spend billions on domestic suppression and regional conflicts, ordinary Iranians are now being stripped
I blundered on Saturday by failing to check the latest updated terrorist profile before visiting Washington, DC. How was I
By Mohamed Chebaro The UK and its ruling Labour Party ought to have thought twice before rushing to push an
The closest thing we have in this country to a pandemic plan is called the Pandemic Action Crisis Plan or
Rethinking the Limits of Infrastructure In his recent commentary, “New Pipelines Won’t Solve the Hormuz Crisis,” published by The Century
Few developments since the Taliban’s return to power have been as surprising as India’s gradual re-emergence in Afghanistan. In 2021,
The Evian G7 Summit in June 2026 converted the issue of the regulation of artificial intelligence from a purely technical
America’s most vociferous critics love to trot out horror stories about slavery in the U.S., mostly as a way of
For the first time in its history, the World Public Summit will be held on the African continent. On 29–30
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani succeeded in his attempt to build a socialist power base in the Big Apple.
It is one of the most remarkable ways to fall from grace. Leading British Labour to a deceptively crushing victory
It’s over. Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME) just doesn’t understand that. Her antisemitism schtick no longer packs the same punch. People
For a couple weeks now, football fans have been able to enjoy the 23rd FIFA World Cup, currently taking place
Last week, the Department of Justice (DOJ) filed a notice in a US District Court to dismiss a case between the NAACP
On Monday morning, while Washington was processing Vice President J.D. Vance’s return from Switzerland and the Islamabad MOU’s fragile diplomatic
A war launched to reshape the Middle East has instead exposed the limits of force—and the cost of misunderstanding a
Iran currently stands at one of the most critical junctures in its history. As the ruling religious dictatorship grapples with
By Ghassan Charbel The Iranian revolution was born out of the conflict with the “Great Satan.” Ayatollah Khomeini’s approval of
Alan Greenspan, who died on Monday, is being remembered largely for his time as chairman of the Federal Reserve from 1987 through
America was founded on the idea that individuals should be free to pursue their own lives, fortunes, and happiness without
In its drive to increase the birthrate of Russians, the Kremlin faces a many problems including on that is seldom
The U.S.-Iran War and the Israel-Gaza War have diverted the world’s attention from the still ongoing brutal Ukraine-Russia War. Western
By Dr. Wanjiru Njoya Mark Twain popularized the phrase, “There are three kinds of lies: lies, damn lies, and statistics.”
In 2026, the Philippines carried a national debt of approximately US$295 billion. Such figures can seem remote and abstract, the
Kabul’s confirmation on ‘X’ that it had conducted a series of airstrikes against ISIS [Islamic State of Iraq and Syria]
U.S. energy company Murphy Oil Corporation has announced an oil discovery at the Bubale-1X exploration well in Block C1-709 offshore
Before dawn in Birgunj, the trucks are already lined up. Sacks of cement, drums of fuel, crates of medicine and
As the security architecture on the Korean Peninsula is being reorganised into an even more volatile form, it will no
Alan Greenspan has died at the age of 100. My students don’t recognize his name, but you probably do. When
On 22 June, Washington underscored its commitment to deepening ties with Colombo by announcing the provision of a Fleet Broadband
Human societies have never been the simple gatherings of rational individuals entering into a social contract, as envisioned by eighteenth-century
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