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Crime Without Punishment: The Narrative Israel Is Constructing

In Crime and Punishment, Dostoevsky’s remarkable novel, a man commits murder, and although he escapes the law, he is eventually crushed by the weight...

The Plight of Afghan Refugees: Human Rights Implications of Deportation by Pakistan

The protection of refugees in the contemporary world remains pressing global concern, with millions of people displaced due to conflict, persecution, natural disasters, and...

Weaponising Thirst: Gaza’s Water Crisis and the Global Future of Water Security

In August 2025, Gaza is not only running out of water but is also being deprived of it. The territory is under siege, battered...

When Silence Becomes Complicity: Europe, Israel, and the Gaza Dilemma

In a world where the foundations of international law are being eroded under the weight of geopolitical interests and strategic calculations, the European Union...

Germany should consider Israel sanctions, senior lawmaker says after trip

BERLIN, Aug 4 (Reuters) - A senior lawmaker in German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's coalition on Monday said Berlin should consider sanctions on Israel including...

China Notes Gaza Aid Protests Target Egypt, Not U.S., in Tel Aviv

Chinese think tanks questioned the absence of demonstrations in front of the US embassy in Tel Aviv, despite Washington being the largest supporter of...

Tens of thousands join pro-Palestinian march over Sydney Harbour Bridge

SYDNEY, Aug 3 (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of demonstrators braved pouring rain to march across Sydney's iconic Harbour Bridge on Sunday calling for...

Who Deserves to Reproduce? The Dangerous Logic Behind Conditional Welfare

The statement by West Java Governor Dedi Mulyadi (popularly known as Kang Dedi Mulyadi or KDM) concerning the plan to make vasectomy, or male...

Gaza: A Genocide in Plain Sight and the World’s Deafening Silence

The Gaza Strip, once densely populated and impoverished, now stands as a tragic emblem of one of the 21st century’s gravest humanitarian crises. Since...

From Periphery to Frontline: Ethnic Minority Rights in Wartime Russia

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has reshaped not only international borders but also deepened domestic patterns of repression. Under the guise of patriotic unity, the...

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After the Flames at Zawiya: Why Libya Needs More than Oil

The drone strike that hit a gasoline tank at...

China and Egypt’s New Power Play: What Xi Jinping’s Cairo Visit Means for the Nile

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Can Russia and Ukraine Still Reach a Peace Deal? Putin Says Yes

Russian President Vladimir Putin said there is still a...

Could US Big Tech Crowding Out Europe’s Bond Market?

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