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The Resolution 2758 Myth: How China Has once again Manipulated UN Policy on Taiwan

As the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) convenes in New York, the global community has once again come together to...

History Repeating Itself, again

The recent flare-up in hostilities between Israeli forces and Lebanese militant groups, specifically Hezbollah, has drawn significant international attention and concerns as the region...

Israel can use US weapons in Gaza and Lebanon, but Ukraine cannot in Russia: Why?

Ukraine and Israel are different in many respects: although they both fight for territory, the Ukrainian war has global repercussions while the Israel-Hamas war...

Reforming the International Order: Towards a New Humanitarian Paradigm

As the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly was held this week, the current global landscape is marked by profound uncertainty and...

Bretton Woods Agreement, Bank Cartel, and New World Order

The Bretton Woods Agreement is a multilateral treaty that emerged near the end of World War II, driven by the need to restore the...

The Cost of Democratic Overkill: Polarization and Power Struggles in Pakistan’s Politics

The specter of military intervention has long loomed over Pakistan's political landscape. As the country faces growing political polarization and economic challenges, the question...

Outlook for Emerging Markets Amidst Global Economic Challenges

Emerging market economies (EMEs) have diverse economies, driven by factors such as natural resource wealth, manufacturing, and service sectors, but also face significant challenges...

Sri Lanka’s Marxist Moment: Hope or Hype

As Dissanayake assumes Sri Lanka's top office, the nation holds its breath: will this leftist leader bring revolutionary change or merely stabilize a sinking...

Tehran’s Tenuous Response?

The recent political murder of Ismail Haniyeh, the head of the political bureau of Hamas in Tehran has escalated Iran and Israel conflict. In...

Türkiye’s Eyes on BRICS But Ear to EU

Critiques of BRICS membership in Türkiye Türkiye's Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan's statement in a TV program that if Türkiye's European Union (EU) membership process had...

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On February 1st, the G7's price cap on Russian...

How Egypt Can Benefit from the China-US Rivalry in Africa

Egypt can leverage the US-China rivalry and its strategic...

Why China’s Teapot Refiners Can’t Sanction-Proof This War

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