How Wagner’s Mutiny Will Affect African Politics
After Wagner’s mutiny, Russia, which had consolidated its presence in Africa through Wagner, will have to revise its Africa policy.
Indonesia: Nahdhlatul Ulama’s Dual Identity on The Global Stage
In the run-up to the G20 summit, one of the most prominent criticisms of the NU has been the idea…
Demolishing Mosques in Ethiopia: Urbanization or Islamophobia?
The Ethiopian government asserts that it is not targeting mosques; however, the visible disproportion of demolished mosques, which have reached…
Sudan’s Army Infighting: How Did It Happen?
The Sudanese Army and the Rapid Intervention Forces (RIF) have differences over how to integrate the RIF into the army,…
“Biggest Honor of My Life”, Says Humza Yousaf, Scotland’s First Minister
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has warned new First Minister Humza Yousaf about plans for a second Scottish independence referendum.
Moldova’s Fear of Russian Aggression Grows
The Moldovan people in Transdniestria are seriously worried as they fear this time the conflict may erupt on their land.
Macron’s Africa Visit Highlights Growing Anti-Western Sentiment
Tensions are rising between Africa and the West. Macron’s trip to Africa was marred by protests and growing resentment.
How India Uses Buddhism in Its Foreign Policy
Buddhism diplomacy has become an organizing principle of Modi’s ‘Act East’ policy, which aims to counter China’s growing influence in…
Why Iran Is Becoming More Vulnerable to Foreign and Domestic Attacks
The message that the Iranian soil is not safe for diplomats undermines Iran’s integration into the international system.
CSIS Report: Wargaming a Chinese Invasion of Taiwan Reveals High Cost of Conflict
Possible scenarios of a Chinese “amphibious” invasion of Taiwan in 2026.
Report: “Europe Boosts Defense Spending to Counter Russia’s Aggression”
29 European states have pledged more than $209 billion in new defense funding—a trend that is expected to climb in…
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.
Karabakh: Azerbaijani-Armenian Borders Witness Serious Clashes
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation has called on all parties to the conflict to practice self-restraint
Why Is Turkey Received So Well in the Balkans?
Turkey’s influence in the Balkans should be examined in relation to the question of how Ankara has become a reliable…
African Politics, Tribal Violence, and Socio-Economic Rivalry in Africa
A viable solution to tribalism in Africa lies in good governance, regional cooperation, and enhancing the role of the African…
Iran’s Proxies in the Middle East: A Halted Transition to Politics?
Although Iran’s short-term expectations from its proxies were mostly military, there has been a strong political dimension since from the…
Despite Peace in the Gulf, Qatar and the UAE Still Compete
Qatar as a major non-NATO ally of the United States, still appears to be the UAE’s primary competitor.
What Awaits Lebanon Following Hariri’s Step-down from Politics
Saad Hariri is no longer the man for the job.
