Middle East & Africa
Netanyahu and ultraconservatives jeopardise Israeli security
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu has fractured a long-standing pillar of Israeli foreign policy that dictated it always needed to ensure the backing of the...
Russia, Sierra Leone Show Signs of Continuing Partnership
By upholding the principles of understanding and mutual respect, Russia and Sierra Leone are showing the desire to build a more harmonious relationship. But,...
A Tragedy in One Act: Hate Wins and a Little Boy Loses
Information surfaced recently, collected by BBC correspondents, shows the death of two boys who had gathered to play soccer on their street. To piece...
Escalation, Resources, and Intervention: Navigating Pathways to Peace in Sudan’s Conflict
The escalation of conflicts in Sudan, rekindled in April 2023 between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), has resulted...
Netanyahu borrows time by rejecting Gaza ceasefire
This week’s Gazan short-lived celebration of a ceasefire that was not to be, highlights what is at stake in the seven-month-old war and Israel’s...
The Shift in Global Consciousness: A Turning Point for Palestine
For too long, the plight of Palestinians has been relegated to occasional headlines, quickly overshadowed by other news. The complexity of the situation, coupled...
Tigray’s Struggle for Peace and Justice in a Troubled Landscape
In a region perennially plagued by instability and conflict, the recent exchange between Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and President Getachew Reda of the...
The politics of ‘From the River to the Sea’
Newly elected Israeli Prime Minister Menahem Begin was furious. The blood drained from his face as he stood up to signal an end to...
El-Sisi’s Empty Promises and Their Impact on Egyptians
Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, also known as the ‘Coup Leader,’ came to power in 2014 after overthrowing the first democratically elected president, Mohammad Morsi. Since...
Challenges Persist: Implementing U.S Democracy in the Middle East
Introspecting the Middle East, one can observe that this region represents a curse for any attempts to root Western democracy in it, particularly American...