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US Senate Votes to Halt Iran War, Delivering Rare Bipartisan Rebuke to Trump

Senate has voted to direct President Donald Trump to halt military action against Iran, marking the first time since the passage of the 1973 War Powers Act that both chambers of Congress have approved a resolution seeking to end a president's involvement in an ongoing conflict.

The New Government in Iraq and the Future of Strategic Rapprochement with Türkiye

WorldBy Bilgay Duman

However, it would be an oversimplification to view the situation in Baghdad merely as a delayed government negotiation.

UN Inquiry Accuses Israel of Deliberately Targeting Palestinian Children in Gaza

Middle EastBy Politics Today

n independent United Nations commission has accused Israeli authorities and security forces of deliberately targeting Palestinian children during the war in Gaza, actions it said amount to genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes.

Technological Decolonization in the Shadow of Algorithmic Hegemony

WorldBy Cenay Babaoğlu

This is because the published manifesto can be read not merely as a corporate vision, but as an explicit declaration of the new regime of domination in the age we live in—a form of digital colonialism.

Colombia Elects Right-Wing Candidate Abelardo De La Espriella in Narrow Presidential Victory

PoliticsBy Politics Today

66 percent of the vote, while Cepeda received 48.

Energy Grab in the Eastern Mediterranean: Israel’s Move Against Lebanon’s Gas

SecurityBy Serkan Yavuz

n recent years, the Eastern Mediterranean has become one of the most sensitive arenas of regional competition shaped around energy resources.

Ukrainian Drones Strike Moscow Refinery Again, Bringing War to Russia’s Capital

WorldBy Politics Today

krainian drones struck a major oil refinery in southeast Moscow for the second time in three days on Thursday, triggering a massive fire, disrupting transportation across the Russian capital, and underscoring Kyiv's growing ability to carry the war deep inside Russian territory.

India’s Cockroach Moment: BJP Power, Youth Anger and the Road to 2029

WorldBy Wayej Kuruni

They revealed a country moving in two directions at once.

US and Iran Unveil 14-Point Framework to End War

WorldBy Politics Today

he United States and Iran have released the text of a 14-point memorandum of understanding that lays the foundation for ending months of conflict, reopening the Strait of Hormuz, easing economic restrictions on Tehran, and launching negotiations toward a comprehensive peace agreement.

The Arrogance of States and the Case for The United States

WorldBy Said Abdullah Albimani

ithin the framework of international relations, powerful states often act with an excessive demonstration of power to protect their political and economic interests, even if this behavior goes on to negatively impact weaker states.

Investment Fund Emerges as Key Incentive in US-Iran Peace Framework

WorldBy Politics Today

proposed $300 billion private investment fund aimed at revitalizing Iran's economy has emerged as a central component of the framework agreement reached between the United States and Iran to end months of conflict, according to a source with direct knowledge of the negotiations.

The NATO Summit and Turkey’s Rising Influence in the Global System

TurkeyBy Engin Özekinci

In this age, where global balances are being shaken, the Western-centred order is being called into question, and energy wars, proxy conflicts and economic competition are intensifying, states can only survive not merely through their military might, but through their diplomatic flexibility, historical depth and strategic acumen.

UK Court Upholds Ban on Palestine Action Under Terrorism Laws

SecurityBy Politics Today

ritain's Court of Appeal has ruled that the government's decision to ban the pro-Palestinian protest group Palestine Action as “a terrorist organization” was lawful, marking a major victory for the government and a significant setback for campaigners who argue the move threatens free speech and the right to protest.

US and Iran Reach Framework Deal to End War

Middle EastBy Politics Today

he United States and Iran have reached a preliminary agreement to end months of conflict and reopen the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz, marking the most significant diplomatic breakthrough since the outbreak of war earlier this year and triggering a sharp decline in global oil prices.

Under Algorithmic Colonialism: The “Easy Money” Vibe

WorldBy Emrah Atila

hen simultaneous lockdowns began worldwide in March 2020, the crisis scenarios predicted by economists largely materialized; unemployment increased, consumption contracted and supply chains were disrupted.

UK Defense Chief Resigns Over Military Spending in Fresh Blow to Starmer

SecurityBy Politics Today

ritish Prime Minister Keir Starmer faced a major political setback on Thursday after Defense Secretary John Healey resigned from the government, accusing the prime minister of failing to provide the armed forces with the resources needed to address growing security threats.

UNHCR: Global Displacement Falls for First Time in a Decade

WorldBy Politics Today

he number of people displaced by conflict, persecution, and violence worldwide fell in 2025 for the first time in more than a decade, according to a new report released by the United Nations refugee agency on Thursday.

Türkiye’s Motto of Peace and Deterrence: The EFES 2026 Exercise

TurkeyBy Ahmet Alemdar

s the global and regional security environment has become more complex, unpredictable and fragile in recent years, it is evident that a country’s capabilities play an effective role in both deterrence and the establishment of a peaceful environment.

US Launches Strikes on Iran After Apache Helicopter Downed Near Hormuz

SecurityBy Politics Today

Apache attack helicopter near the Strait of Hormuz, a dramatic escalation that threatens fragile peace efforts and raises fears of renewed conflict across the Middle East.

Taiwan Simulates Repelling Chinese Invasion in Coastal Military Drill

WorldBy Politics Today

aiwan's military conducted a large-scale coastal defense exercise on Tuesday, simulating the destruction of an invading Chinese force in what officials described as a more realistic combat scenario designed to strengthen the island's readiness against a potential amphibious assault.

2115 results found!

US Senate Votes to Halt Iran War, Delivering Rare Bipartisan Rebuke to Trump

The New Government in Iraq and the Future of Strategic Rapprochement with Türkiye

UN Inquiry Accuses Israel of Deliberately Targeting Palestinian Children in Gaza

Technological Decolonization in the Shadow of Algorithmic Hegemony

Colombia Elects Right-Wing Candidate Abelardo De La Espriella in Narrow Presidential Victory

Energy Grab in the Eastern Mediterranean: Israel’s Move Against Lebanon’s Gas

Ukrainian Drones Strike Moscow Refinery Again, Bringing War to Russia’s Capital

India’s Cockroach Moment: BJP Power, Youth Anger and the Road to 2029

US and Iran Unveil 14-Point Framework to End War

The Arrogance of States and the Case for The United States

Investment Fund Emerges as Key Incentive in US-Iran Peace Framework

The NATO Summit and Turkey’s Rising Influence in the Global System

UK Court Upholds Ban on Palestine Action Under Terrorism Laws

US and Iran Reach Framework Deal to End War

UK Defense Chief Resigns Over Military Spending in Fresh Blow to Starmer

UNHCR: Global Displacement Falls for First Time in a Decade

Türkiye’s Motto of Peace and Deterrence: The EFES 2026 Exercise

US Launches Strikes on Iran After Apache Helicopter Downed Near Hormuz

Taiwan Simulates Repelling Chinese Invasion in Coastal Military Drill

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