The recycling of violence and war for state making in Ethiopia: Still, the TPLF is the major cause
Since 1970, there has been an increase in intra- and inter-war conflicts in Ethiopia. Due to unionists' continued involvement in state-making against secessionists and...
Conflict Escalation in the South China Sea: Measuring the Direction of Indonesia’s Maritime Policy
The South China Sea is a strategic water area that stretches between the People's Republic of China (PRC) and several Southeast Asian countries such...
FM Conference must separate blusters from concrete facts to achieve policy progress in Africa
Russian President Vladimir Putin has declared the forthcoming conference of African Foreign Ministers as the newest platform to systematize further the process of establishing...
The Failure of the International Community to the Palestinians
Israel’s continuous bombardment and targeting of Palestinians have killed more than 35,000 people, predominantly women and children. In 180 days, Israel has continued to...
A Longing for Peace: Deepening Crisis in Ecuador
Being declared under an ‘internal armed conflict’, the security situation has crippled in Ecuador as a former beauty pageant was fatally shot dead in...
Putin’s Russia: A Tabula Rasa for Sociological Transformations
In the intricate web of Vladimir Putin's political discourse, historical vignettes are meticulously interwoven to validate his global manoeuvres. Putin extols the USSR as...
Kashmiris Demand Basic Rights as Mass Protests Break Out
Pakistan's oppression of occupied Kashmir is only worsening.
As the world's attention is largely fixated on the war between Israel and Hamas in the Middle...
What Jews, Palestinian Israelis, and Turkish Kurds have in common
Diaspora Jews, Palestinian Israelis, and Turkish Kurds have more in common than meets the eye.
The similarities in how the three minority communities define themselves...
Towards a Robust Healthcare System in Bangladesh: Integrating Global Strategies
In Bangladesh, the healthcare system is greatly influenced—whether directly or indirectly—by a complex interplay of political and economic factors, which form its policy decisions,...
BDS Movement Decoded: Rethinking Economic Activism for Peace
The BDS movement is a global grassroots campaign that aims to exert economic and political pressure on Israel in response to its occupation of...