Are India and Pakistan Drifting Toward War as the Indus Treaty Crumbles?
A single misstep between two nuclear-armed neighbors could turn a regional standoff into a global catastrophe.
Politics
Sudan: X Should Remove the RSF Militia’s Accounts
For years, the RSF militia has relied on social media to sway public opinion. After Facebook removed its official pages,…
Roger Waters Faces Backlash Over Palestine Support During Latin America Tour
British musician Roger Waters revealed that during his ‘This Is Not a Drill’ tour in Argentina and Uruguay, he faced…
Turkey Issues Warning to Israel Over Assassinations
The Turkish Foreign Ministry said that any unauthorized Israeli actions on its soil would be deemed “illegal activities” and met…
Russia Expands Military Amid Ukraine Conflict: Putin Orders 170,000 New Troops
A decree orders the expansion of Russia’s armed forces by nearly 170,000, bringing the total number of troops to 1.32…
Renewable Energy: 118 Countries Commit at COP28, Major Economies Hold Out
Turkey, China, India, and South Africa—key players in global energy markets—didn’t sign the renewable energy pledge.
The Politics of Architecture: The Subtle Message of Buildings
Architecture goes beyond construction and serves as a powerful political medium. It tells the story of our past, reflects our…
Sudanese General Accuses UAE of Aiding Paramilitary Forces Amidst Internal Conflict
The UAE’s involvement in Sudan has been multifaceted, including supporting a failed post-2019 political transition and engaging in economic ventures.
Draft Legislation in Russia Proposes “Loyalty Agreement” for Foreigners
The proposed “loyalty agreement” is part of a wider push by Russia to reinforce national interests and traditional values in…
Azerbaijan Accuses Western Countries of Illegal Financing of Media Outlet
The case of Abzas Media has spotlighted the tension between media freedom and a nation’s control over its financial affairs.
Israeli Journalist: Israel’s Occupation Will End if It Pays the Price
Israeli journalist Gedon Levy asserts that peace will not come from Israeli society itself but may require international intervention.
Emissions Gap Report 2023 Highlights Urgent Need for Increased Climate Action
To align with the Paris Agreement’s 2°C goal, emissions in 2030 must still decrease by 28%, and by 42% to…
Argentine Labor Unions Brace for Confrontation Over Privatizations
Argentina’s robust tradition of labor union activism, known for its impactful strikes and roadblocks, suggests that the country may be…
African Leaders Rally for Representation on UN Security Council
Since 2005, African nations have been unified in their demand for equitable representation, calling for two permanent seats with veto…
Amnesty International Calls Out Germany on Systemic Racism
The Amnesty report criticizes discriminatory practices sanctioned by the German state, such as the headscarf ban for Muslim women in…
Finland Erects Barriers, Closes Border Crossings with Russia to Control Migrant Influx
The Finnish government’s recent decision to close four key southeastern border crossings with Russia raised suspicions of Russian officials’ involvement…
Dutch Elections: Far-Right Leader Geert Wilders Claims Victory
According to an initial exit poll, Wilders Party for Freedom (PVV) is expected to secure around 35 of the 150…
Former U.S. Official Arrested for Anti-Muslim Abuse in NYC
A former Obama advisor Seldowitz asserted that, “If we killed 4,000 Palestinian kids, you know what, it wasn’t enough.”
Human Rights Watch: China’s Mosque Crackdown Expands Beyond Xinjiang
This expansion of mosque closures indicates an extensive application of restrictive religious policies that had previously been most visible in…
