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East Africa Rebuilds the Indian Ocean Frontier Through Infrastructure That Refuses Old Hierarchies. A new dynamic emerges here — one that elevates...


The revelation that COVID-19 era federal relief programs in Minnesota were fleeced by Somali migrants who likely passed the loot to the Al-Shabaab*...

Japan’s defence landscape is undergoing a transformative phase with the initiation of the next-generation submarine program. Japan’s Ministry of...


Trump claims to want to settle thirty years of disputes with Russia. Is this possible? What would it take? Is the West willing to actually reach...


For over half a century, the bloody drama of Palestine’s occupation has dragged on, but in recent years, it has entered its darkest and most overt...


Trump may have embraced Mohammad bin Salman, but Washington’s “reset” with Riyadh is more illusion than alliance. The visit and the many deals Amid...

The collapse of negotiations on solving bilateral issues between Pakistan and Afghanistan and powerful terrorist attacks, first in New Delhi and...


The parallels between the AI bubble and past financial crises are too numerous to ignore. We have excessive valuations disconnected from profits....

On November 14, 2025, the Republic of Korea and the United States published a joint report on the summit between President Lee Jae-myung and...


The recent international mandate to President Trump’s 20-point peace plan for Gaza violates Palestinians’ rights and is bound to fail as it lacks...


Europe’s most vehemently anti-Russian leaders, such as Kaja Kallas and Ursula von der Leyen, are not moral beacons but heirs to long-standing...


Japan’s first female prime minister is steering her country onto the path of nuclear war. Are the nation’s foundational “Three Principles” being...


While the world hypocritically pontificates on disarmament, an untouchable rogue state operates in the Middle East—Israel, whose nuclear club and...


Belgium has taken delivery of its first F-35s, yet the country cannot fully operate them: its airspace is simply too narrow for the aircraft’s...


The UN Security Council’s November 17, 2025, resolution, endorsing elements of Donald Trump’s peace plan and establishing a transitional “Board of...


Viktor Orbán’s visit to Moscow was a demonstration of Hungarian pragmatism: Budapest is seeking energy stability and pathways to peace in Ukraine...


The incumbent Pakistani government’s extra attention to foreign issues is leading to a governance crisis and domestic instability. A Persistent...


In this contentious world, it is not uncommon for yesterday’s opponents to become partners and allies, a shift driven by changing priorities in the...

The West’s insistence on completely phasing out fossil fuels at the recently concluded COP30 summit exposes their hypocrisy on climate change. This...


The Indian Ocean is emerging as a new geopolitical and logistical fracture line, where Asian powers are building an independent maritime...
