Nigeria is facing a resurgence of terrorist activity, spearheaded by Boko Haram and the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), primarily in the northeastern ...

The landscape of modern warfare is rapidly transforming. Drones and artificial intelligence (AI) are rewriting the rules of engagement, challenging conventional military strategies and ...

The recent fallout following the Pahalgam incident has cast a glaring spotlight on India’s diplomatic approach, revealing an unsettling pattern of double standards. While ...

In response to an invitation from China, Haiti and Saint Lucia, both of which maintain official diplomatic relations with Taiwan, sent delegations to participate ...

The Vietnamese model represents a hybrid experience in global politics, blending isolation and openness. Despite the dominance of a single party in political life, ...

Humanitarian organizations operating in conflict zones are facing a perfect storm of challenges, with the most significant being the reduction of aid from major ...

On May 7, 2025, reports emerged of the downing of French-made Rafale fighter jets belonging to the Indian Air Force during a military operation called Sindoor. Social media erupted with videos ...

Artificial intelligence technologies have granted unconventional extensions to creative representations, which have long been the domain of humans. They have opened unprecedented horizons to overcome ...

The Global Terrorism Index, released by the Institute for Economics and Peace based in Sydney, Australia, in March 2025, which covered the terrorist situation globally during 2024, highlights the ...

Has the idea of the “West” truly reached its last breaths, as the current international discourses suggest? Perhaps the answer requires further observation and contemplation, but it is certain that ...

The history of Russia is as expansive as its vast territories, reflecting the dynamic interplay of cultures, peoples, and epochs. Spanning millennia, Russia’s evolution has been shaped by external ...

In an article published in 2014 in Foreign Affairs by John Mearsheimer, a professor of political science at the University of Chicago, titled “Why the Ukraine Crisis Is the West’s Fault,” the author ...