The Fall of an Autocrat: Dawn of a New Era in Bangladesh?
The dynamics of the student-led national protests in Bangladesh have opened the doors to what it means to be a Bengali today.
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“Return to Africa”: Racism Present in the French National Assembly
A large number of people in France want to live in a more homogenous society, alongside people consisting of the…
Why Workers’ Rights Sparked a Debate at the FIFA World Cup 2022 in Qatar
Qatar is the first Middle Eastern country to host the FIFA World Cup and the first country in the Gulf…
Why We Should Immediately Switch from Conventional to Sustainable Agriculture
Conventional agriculture cannot meet the needs of the current population without compromising environmental integrity.
Kleptocracy Goes Global While the World Becomes Multipolar
Economic crimes of kleptocratic nature have the potential to go unacknowledged without substantial communication among states.
In the Aftermath of the U.S. Midterm Elections: Is the Discourse on Palestine Shifting?
What is more important than the results in the United States midterm elections is the changing discourse on Palestine.
EU-China Relations: Rivals or Partners?
China’s presence in Eastern Europe makes an anti-China stance at the EU level less likely.
Turkish Thrace vs. Alexandroupolis: A New Page in the Turkey-Greece Energy Competition
Footsteps of an upcoming alternative to Alexandroupolis in Turkish Thrace are heard as Putin announced a plan to turn Turkey…
Digital Power Politics: The US Digital Doctrine Is Evolving
Whoever dominates and governs the internet, governs the narrative and global trade.
The Saudi-Backed OPEC Plus Decision: A Weapon or a Hedge?
In the worst-case scenario, the U.S. tightening will drive Saudi Arabia closer to Russia and China.
Raising the Minimum Wage Is a Slippery Slope
Taming inflation by attacking its fundamental causes could help the masses much more than increasing wages every few months.
Russia in Ukraine: Is There a Risk of Nuclear “Armageddon”?
All nuclear-armed states continue to modernize their remaining nuclear forces at a significant pace.
“Space Is for All”: An Interview with NASA Engineer Loay Elbasyouni
“Everybody can participate in space exploration and research; it’s not limited only to governments anymore.”
Poor Countries Should Not Have to Bear the Brunt of Extravagant Wars
Nothing will worsen poverty as much as a contagion of financial meltdowns on the back of stagflation and the UN…
UN Body Rejects Discussion of Uyghur Muslims’ Persecution in Xinjiang
“No country has a perfect human rights record … No country, no matter how powerful, should be excluded from council…
Europe’s Energy Crisis: Bad Luck or Myopia?
The lack of investments in the fossil fuel industry, the decommissioning of nuclear reactors, and hurried renewable power deployments plunged…
Malaysian Prime Minister Dissolves Parliament Paving the Way for a Snap Election
Now, all eyes are on how the elections will go and who will come to power in the country.
The Supremacy of Power Politics Continues Amid Russia-Ukraine War
The modus operandi of international organizations depends on the changing global power dynamics.
China and the Middle East: Is Turkey a Gateway for a New Political Alliance?
China is ready to take a step further and broaden the scope of its integration strategies.
