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Reparations and Reality: Why Africa Must Redefine the Framework of Global Responsibility
The debate over colonial-era reparations, reignited by African leaders at the recent United Nations General Assembly, has evolved from a moral appeal into a...
Innovation in Global Climate Governance Without the Big Players
The 30th Conference of the Parties (COP30) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) is currently being held in Belém, Brazil,...
Why the New START Extension May Not Work
Amid speculations about the fate of the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START) and the inevitable arms race linked to its failure, Russian President...
Gaza: The Laboratory of Peace Under the Shadow of Power
These days, when politicians toss around the word "peace" like it's going out of style, its real meaning has gotten pretty murky. Sometimes, peace...
Malaysia’s BRICS Dilemma: Weighing Economic Opportunity Against Geopolitical Risk
Several countries are beginning to show a keen interest in the BRICS grouping in an increasingly uncertain and turbulent global economic landscape. Five countries—Brazil,...
Invisible Sudan: The Hierarchy of Digital Empathy in the World
In a remote and silent region, thousands of innocent lives have been lost for the sake of a country's interests. The silence of Sudan...
The Architects of Intelligence: Vision, Ethics, and the Aha Moments that Shaped AI
2025. The air in the hall hummed with an unusual kind of anticipation—not the applause-and-lights kind, but rather the quiet, electric awareness that something...
Takaichi Marks Japan’s Turn Toward Strategic Maturity
When Japan’s new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi announced that Tokyo would inform US President Donald Trump of its intention to “build up its military...
When Indian Politics Takes Root in California: Diaspora and the Dilemma of Transnationalism
This article discusses the issue of Indian diaspora participation in the political process in the United States, as illustrated by the case of California's...
A Win for the Many: Mamdani, Populism, and the Future of Democracy
The year 2025 proved to be paradoxical, characterized by a convergence of both anxiety and awakening. With the return of authoritarian strongmen and the...