How Global Student Protests Reshaped Palestinian Politics
One country in the world, Palestine, is currently experiencing injustice in terms of human rights by Israel. In the past year, the global community...
Trouble in Idyllic Mauritius: Look Up and See
The present political crisis going on in Mauritius reminds me of a peculiar universal trait among politicians and their parties all over the world....
Interview: Professor Sergiu Mișcoiu on Nigeria’s Destabilization and Its Regional Impact
Nigeria, with an estimated population of 220 million and largely considered the West African economic giant, was designated as a "Country of Particular Concern"...
From Pariah to Partner: Can the U.S. Make Saudi Arabia a Real Ally?
President Biden once vowed to make Saudi Arabia a “pariah.” Now Washington may do the opposite, offering Riyadh a U.S. security guarantee that could...
The Politics of Fear: Uruapan and the Unravelling of the Mexican State
Political assassinations have long punctuated Mexico’s democratic trajectory, often surfacing at moments when institutional fragility becomes impossible to ignore. The murder of Uruapan’s mayor...
How Philippines chose to sideline climate security
Despite seven decades of climate denialism, funded primarily by the world’s largest energy giants in the United States and, to a lesser degree, in...
MbS Returns: The Saudi Prince Seeks to Reclaim his Global Role
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MbS) visited the White House for the first time since Jamal Khashoggi's murder, seeking to reaffirm his position on...
Sudan: Saudi-Burhan connections cast a shadow over US working visit
This coming Tuesday will see an official Saudi working visit to Washington, D.C., at a sensitive moment for US-Saudi relations. Amidst the usual human...
Bangladesh at Crossroads as Hasina Sentenced to Death
A Bangladesh court on Monday sentenced ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to death, concluding a months-long trial that found her guilty of ordering a...
Sudan: The SAF’s tap-dance over talks continues
Will they or won’t they? The Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) are tap-dancing their way around the latest negotiations for a ceasefire, always imposing new...