The UNSC and the Unspoken War of Resolutions: The Moroccan Sahara Example
As the Security Council prepares to deliberate on the Moroccan Sahara, it is increasingly evident that the issue transcends the mere mechanics of diplomacy....
The Echoes of the Good Friday Agreement: The Turkish-Kurdish Peace Process
The recent announcement by the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) to disarm could mark the closing salvo of its four-decade insurgency against the Turkish state....
Omnibus I Simplifies CBAM: Lighter Rules, Same Green Goals
The European Union has long positioned itself as a global leader in climate action. One of its most ambitious policies is the Carbon Border...
From Peacemaker to Passenger: How Trump’s New Isolationism Is Putin’s Greatest Weapon
After a summer of unexpected diplomatic engagement, President Donald Trump’s foreign policy is undergoing a significant recalibration. Based on a recent Reuters report, the...
“The Great Replacement”: Myth Replacing Democracy
On September 13, London became the stage for something Britain hadn’t seen before. A far-right rally organized by Tommy Robinson, a British far-right activist...
Israel-China Tensions Surface at Xiangshan Forum Over Gaza War
As a well-known Egyptian expert on Chinese politics and the policies of the ruling Communist Party in China, I closely followed the events that...
Smotrich’s Apocalyptic “Decisive Plan”
Notorious both in Israel and abroad, yet beloved as a visionary by his constituencies, Bezalel Smotrich is the far-right leader of Israel’s National Religious...
Nearly a month after Wang Yi’s assurance, no sign of end to China drought of rare earths to India
On Tuesday, August 19, the entire Indian media citing authoritative sources claimed that following a meeting between the visiting Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi...
Europe Can’t Wait: Diplomacy Must Lead the Way
Europe cannot afford to remain a spectator as the world moves rapidly into the era of advanced technologies. The US-UK Agreement serves as a...
From Bangladesh to Nepal: What puts youth at the heart of South Asia’s political crisis
In the 2020s, South Asia emerged as one of the most politically volatile regions in the world. After Bangladesh fell into a political crisis...