US: Prioritizing ‘Asia First’ Sparks Controversy Over European Allies
The future direction of US grand strategy remains uncertain.
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Maritime Corridors, Not Airdrops Can Help with Relief Efforts to Gaza
As the humanitarian crisis in Gaza deepens amidst ongoing conflict, two nascent maritime corridors present a glimmer of hope.
U.S. Diplomat: AUKUS Submarine Pact Could Deter China Over Taiwan
The U.S. State Department’s Deputy Secretary, Kurt Campbell, hinted at a potential link between the AUKUS submarine project and deterring…
Israeli Airstrike in Gaza Kills Seven Workers from World Central Kitchen
The World Central Kitchen, founded by celebrity chef José Andrés, played a crucial role in delivering vital food aid to…
Argentina and Colombia Avert Diplomatic Crisis Amid Presidential Spat
The friction between President Milei and President Petro has been characterized by heated exchanges, with past confrontations revolving around ideological…
Flash Floods and Landslides in West Sumatra: Environmental Degradation Intensifies Disasters
Indonesia’s status as one of the largest global emitters of greenhouse gases underscores the environmental toll of its activities.
U.S. President Biden to Host Trilateral Summit with Japan and South Korea
During a NATO summit in Washington DC, the U.S. is also expected to hold talks with Japan and South Korea…
How Russia Instrumentalizes Orthodoxy in Africa
Russia will have to defeat the Church of Alexandria if it wants to extend the sphere of influence of Russian…
Dressed to Impress: Fashion Diplomacy’s Strong Political Dimension
A closer look reveals that the exchange between politics and fashion goes far beyond the trivial and has profound implications…
As Global Food Crisis Looms, Governments May Be Caught Unprepared
The world is destined for a global hunger catastrophe unless governments work together to meet people’s immediate food needs.
Gaza: Palestinian-Americans Hope to Enter Israel by September 15
Several Palestinian-Americans from Gaza were turned back by Israel and were told they couldn’t enter Israel as part of the…
Turkey’s Hydrogen Ambition to Provide a Sustainable Alternative Energy Supply
From drone batteries to jet fuel, green hydrogen could help Turkey become an energy exporter, tackling environmental and economic challenges.
Cults Continue to Cause Death in the 21st Century
In the heart of Kenya’s Shakahola Forest, a shocking discovery has unearthed a haunting story of tragedy and fanaticism.
China’s Intermediary Diplomacy Reshapes Dynamics in the Middle East
China’s mediation diplomacy in the Middle East will continue, and how the United States will respond remains an open question.
Sri Lanka to Allow Indian Rupee in Local Transactions
Can you imagine a sovereign country using a currency other than its own for local transactions? This has been the…
Utopian or Dystopian? MENA’s Urban Mega Projects
While MENA governments continue to invest in urban mega projects, observers have raised questions about their sustainability.
How Desperate Gazans Survive Daily Blackouts Exacerbated by Climate Change
Every night, Gaza City is plunged into darkness, except for the faint glimmer of the windows of the lucky few…
The Far Right Is the “New Cool” in Europe
Poverty and war have put Europe’s youth between Scylla and Charybdis, making them have to choose between two evils: poverty…
The World Reacts to Military Coup in Niger
Russia’s Wagner boss has publicly called the coup in Niger “good news” and has offered his fighter’s military power to…
Germany Unveils First National Security Strategy: Migration, Energy, and Stability
The Russian invasion of Ukraine changed Germany’s security calculations, pushing it to adopt a more proactive strategy.
What Does the “Century of Turkey” Plan Promise?
The vision of the Turkish Century marks a turning point in Turkish foreign policy: the adoption of a more pro-active…
SIPRI Report: Nuclear Powers Have Increased Their Arsenals
SIPRI estimates that North Korea has accumulated about 30 warheads and possesses enough fissile material for a total of 50-70…
25 Countries and 250 Warplanes: NATO Launches the Largest Drills in Its History
The US will participate with 100 warjets, and Germany with 64, including 30 Eurofighters, 16 Tornadoes, and 5 A400M warjets,…
