War & Conflict
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Myanmar junta schedules by-elections in conflict zones to legitimize rule
The military-appointed commission set April 4 for 55 seats, including in Sagaing and Shan, despite active resistance and…
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Sudan’s War Deepens: Economic Collapse and Political Fragmentation
War, currency collapse and humanitarian crisis threaten Sudan’s democratic transition and long-term economic viability as conflict enters its…
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Pope Leo Revises Just-War Doctrine for Modern Asymmetric Warfare
The Catholic Church reexamines its 1,000-year-old moral framework as Pope Leo labels the theory outdated amid new asymmetric…
World News
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How Turkey’s Hakan Fidan Is Pushing a New Global Framework to Protect Key Maritime Chokepoints
Turkey’s foreign minister proposes regional-led alliances and G20 cooperation to shield trade routes from conflict, targeting the Black…
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Iran’s executions surge as regime silences dissent amid nuclear talks
A Nobel laureate and EU lawmakers warn of worsening repression as Tehran prioritizes geopolitical leverage over domestic rights,…
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How Stephen Miller’s Elevation Signals a Hardline Posture for the White House
Assess the implications of key personnel appointments on the administration’s hardline foreign policy and national security posture.
International Conflict
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How Russia’s Seizure of Crimea in 2014 Reshaped Europe’s Security Order
BRUSSELS, Aug 5 — Twelve years after the Russian Federation formally annexed Crimea, the peninsula remains the fulcrum…
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From the Navigation Acts to Opium: how trade disputes led to war
WASHINGTON, July 22 — The word “trade war” gets tossed around with alarming frequency these days, often as…
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Iranian Attacks on Kuwait Power, Water Plants Enter Fourth Day
KUWAIT CITY, July 21 — For the fourth straight day, Iranian strikes have hammered Kuwait’s power and desalination…
Politics
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National Rally Party: Le Pen’s 2027 Election Strategy
PARIS, July 16 — The shift is subtle but unmistakable in French politics. Marine Le Pen’s National Rally,…
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Rail Acts Fueled Nation’s First Transcontinental Railroad Dream
WASHINGTON, July 14 — A century and a half ago, a series of laws reshaped the American landscape,…
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Albania’s Constitutional Court Rules Its TikTok Ban Violated Free Expression
The Albanian constitutional court’s ruling against the government’s TikTok ban is not a clean victory for free expression.…
Technology
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Vlad Tenev Co-Founded Robinhood to Open Stock Trading to Everyday Investors
MENLO PARK, July 10 — Vladimir Tenev, the Bulgarian-American entrepreneur who co-founded Robinhood Markets, Inc. in 2013, has…
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Ukraine’s Liutyi Strike Drone: From Secret Tests to Long-Range Combat
KYIV, July 14 — Against the backdrop of a grinding war of attrition, Ukraine has quietly built a…
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Ukraine’s Long-Range Drones Strike Deeper Into Russia and Hit Its Oil Economy
KYIV, July 13 — Ukraine has moved from defending its skies to striking deep inside Russia with a…
More news
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Trump Weighs Iran Strikes After Midterms as Qatar Mediates Talks in Doha
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Ukraine puts thousands of war robots into the fight as mud and snow test the new ground force
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UN Demands Investigation Into Yemen Staffer Death as Second Colleague Dies in Houthi Detention
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Russia to supply Iran with missiles
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Why Major International Climate Summits Frequently Overlook Maritime Ecosystems and Ocean Policy
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Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani Mediates US-Iran Tensions
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Rohingya Refugees Face Legal And Social Barriers In Malaysia
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US Withdraws Naval Forces From Western Pacific
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Why the Two-State Solution Remains the Only Path to Israeli-Palestinian Peace
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How Turkey Moved From Climate Talks Observer to COP31 Host and Central Diplomatic Player