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Donald Trump’s decision to initiate the process of banning the Muslim Brotherhood marks one of the most significant national-security shifts of...

The long-running saga of Mozambique’s catastrophic “tuna bonds” scandal has entered a new and decisive chapter. Swiss prosecutors announced on...


India is accelerating its push toward defense indigenization with a bold new venture: the development of long-range attack drones powered entirely by...


The European Space Agency (ESA), long regarded as one of the world’s premier civilian space institutions, is entering a new era-one defined by...

Myanmar’s accelerating economic collapse is heightening fears of a humanitarian disaster for the Rohingya community in Rakhine State, where food...


There is a recurring truth about the political instincts of the post-Orwellian European Union: they rarely disappoint those expecting disaster....


Bosnia and Herzegovina’s security forces have intensified their campaign against migrant-smuggling operations after a coordinated set of raids in...

A new diplomatic storm has erupted between China and Japan, reigniting long-standing disputes rooted in World War II history, territorial rivalry, and...

A newly uncovered trove of leaked emails has exposed a covert Kremlin-backed legal aid operation functioning inside Ukraine, revealing how Russia...


Myanmar’s military authorities have intensified their campaign against sprawling cyber-fraud networks operating along the country’s porous...


Lithuania is facing an unusual yet increasingly disruptive security challenge: a surge of cigarette smuggling operations carried out not by trucks or...

Indian External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has delivered one of his strongest messages yet on global counterterrorism efforts, urging the...


Mexico has been shaken by a powerful new wave of anti-corruption protests, overwhelmingly driven by young people and sparked by the early November...


As nearly 50,000 delegates representing more than 190 countries descended on the Brazilian city of Belem earlier this week for COP30, the mood was...


In a move that marks one of the most aggressive international counterterrorism steps taken against far-left militant groups, the US State Department...

Europol has announced a major breakthrough in the global fight against cybercrime, revealing on November 13 that it successfully dismantled three of...

A sudden and deadly explosion near Gate No. 1 of Delhi’s Red Fort Metro Station on the evening of November 10 plunged the Indian capital into chaos,...

As the United States and Russia cautiously step back into diplomatic engagement, both sides appear aware of a sobering reality: the damage inflicted...

North Africa is approaching a geopolitical turning point unlike anything the region has witnessed in half a century. For decades, a cold, grinding...

For over four decades, Lebanon has lived under the shadow of proxy wars, external manipulation, and internal fragmentation. The turning points that...

India has taken a decisive step toward cementing its status as a global military and technological power by signing a landmark defense cooperation...

In the quiet town of Coria del Río, on the tranquil banks of Spain’s Guadalquivir River, the morning calm was shattered one December dawn by the...

Ceasefire talks between Pakistan and Afghanistan, mediated by Türkiye and Qatar, may offer temporary calm, but the deep historical mistrust, ethnic...

US intelligence chief Tulsi Gabbard made waves this weekend by asserting that Washington’s decades-long foreign policy of “regime change” has...

Colombian President Gustavo Petro’s fiery rhetoric at international forums and his bold policy shifts have placed Bogotá at the center of a...

A new wave of violence and lawlessness has gripped Sudan’s Darfur region after six healthcare workers were abducted in Al-Fashir by the paramilitary...

In a surprising turn of events that could reshape global economic dynamics, the United States and China have agreed on a preliminary trade deal...

Vladimir Putin’s red-carpet welcome for Syria’s interim President Ahmad Al-Sharaa last week was more than just a diplomatic gesture – it was a...

For years, the Rohingya crisis was seen as a sorrow confined within Myanmar’s troubled borders – a humanitarian disaster to be managed through...

As of mid-2025, roughly 31 of Africa’s 54 nations still criminalize same-sex relationships. The latest addition to that list is Burkina Faso, which...

Uganda has long stood as one of Africa’s most open and compassionate hosts for refugees, a distinction that has gained renewed significance amid the...

The United Nations’ latest annual report on reprisals has exposed a chilling trend: the growing sophistication and global spread of targeted...

In recent years, the Netherlands – long known for its progressive policies, efficient governance, and secure digital infrastructure – has found...

When South Africa assumed the presidency of the G20 last December, it selected a theme that resonated deeply with the current state of global affairs:...

South Sudan, the world’s youngest nation, is once again standing on the precipice of chaos. A damning new report by The Sentry, an investigative...

Russia’s internal security agency, the Federal Security Service (FSB), has launched a sweeping criminal investigation against prominent exiled...

When the E3 – the United Kingdom, France, and Germany – notified the United Nations in late August that Iran was in breach of its obligations...

Recently a spokesperson for China’s Ministry of Commerce delivered one of Beijing’s clearest messages yet regarding US trade policy: “Willful...

Tensions between Washington and Beijing have reignited as China’s Ministry of Commerce issued a stern warning against the United States’ latest...

The United States’ so-called “war on drugs” in Latin America has long been criticized as a geopolitical instrument rather than a genuine effort...

Russia has accused Ukraine of exporting conflict and chaos beyond Europe’s borders, alleging that Kiev is providing military support-including...

A shocking investigation by the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP), Norway’s VG, and The Times of London has revealed a...

In a stunning turn of events, Israel announced on September 4 that it is ready to move forward with a prisoner swap deal with Hamas, based on US...

The UK government has once again revived discussions around the creation of digital identification cards, framing the move as a necessary...

When US President Donald Trump declared after meeting Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at the UN General Assembly that a “total return of land...

The United States has placed South Africa on its human trafficking watch list, accusing the government in Pretoria of failing to demonstrate...

The United States is accelerating its preparations for a potential conflict with China by pressing major defense contractors to ramp up missile...

Tensions between Hungary and Ukraine have once again flared into open confrontation after a heated exchange of accusations between senior officials....

The United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York has once again placed the spotlight on the failures of the international system to prevent...

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has indicated he is prepared to leave office once hostilities with Russia come to a halt. Speaking in an...
