International

As Syria navigates its transitional phase post-Assad, the international community must prioritize the hopes and aspirations of its people.

A worsening shift in Russia’s nuclear doctrine has sparked intense global debate about its implications for international stability, particularly against the backdrop of its ongoing conflict with Ukraine and heightened tensions with NATO.

The legacy of the 1979 Iranian Revolution continues to loom large over the Arabian Peninsula.

Tensions in the South China Sea continue to rise and thus remain a hotbed for a potential conflict.

For the first time in its history, Israel is seen as a genocidal war-mongering entity by the people in the West.

The killing of Hamas and Hezbollah leaders went unreported in most of the Arab media, and there was no official condemnation of Israel for its cowardice acts.

The delay in Iran’s retaliation is being seen as pragmatism. As the days and weeks pass, one is nearing a conclusion that Iran would not retaliate.

If elected, Vice President Harris would be the first woman—a Black South Asian American—to become the President of the United States.

Rishi Sunak’s legacy as the UK’s first British Indian and non-Christian Prime Minister is marked by many controversies.

Is the Israel-Palestine conflict a religious one, or is it a settler-colonial war, a struggle between a colonizer and the colonized?

Why did Prime Minister Rishi Sunak call an early election? Perhaps he may have wanted to hit the iron when it was hot.

The people of London are arguably the world’s most tolerant people, as they have elected Sadiq Aman Khan, a Muslim, as their mayor for the historic third consecutive time.

Gaza seems to have become a horror story amidst the apathy of the international community and complete disregard for international law.

The Israeli genocidal act in Gaza is being projected as a normal war as if Palestinians have no historical and geographical association with the territory and their right of self-determination is hollow rhetoric without any ancestral or genealogical claim.

The multi-decade deal with the US and the UK will see Australia purchase US-manufactured nuclear submarines and develop its own to counter China’s increasing assertiveness in the Asia-Pacific.

As Israel mounts its offensive against Hamas in Gaza, the fears of a full-fledged war between Israel and Hezbollah are terrifying people on both sides of the border.

Is there a way out of the deadly and bloody standoff in Gaza, or if not, for how long the cycle of violence will continue?

Attacks on commercial ships in the Red Sea risk pushing up the geopolitical crisis to further levels, serving as a stark reminder of the delicate balance between geopolitical stability and the uninterrupted flow of goods and energy resources on which the world heavily relies.

Confronted with the intensifying conflict between Israel and Hamas and the setbacks arising from the disruption of Egyptian-mediated talks, the Egyptian government stands at a critical juncture.

Despite all the Arab world being consciously aware of Palestinians’ genocide, it is South Africa, a non-Muslim nation, which has taken Israel to court over the mass genocide.

The solution to the Israel-Palestine dispute requires sustained negotiations, compromises, and a commitment to peace from all the concerned parties involved.

Henry Kissinger, former U.S. secretary of state and national security advisor, was responsible for the deaths of at least three million people – all in the name of the U.S. national security interests and anti-communism.