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The Desperate Need for Gender Mainstreaming in Africa

The African continent stands at a critical juncture in its pursuit of sustainable development, inclusive governance, and peace. Women and girls represent more than...

Why the U.S. Shutdown Matters for Global Governance?

The US government started October by entering into a partial shutdown, reflecting the deep-seated partisan divisions that shapes the contours of contemporary American politics....

Donald Trump Visits Israel: A Strong Commitment from the United States

On October 12, 2025, President Donald Trump began his visit to the Middle East. This marks his second trip to the region, following his...

Is Houthi Disruption in the Red Sea Being Launched out of Sudan with SAF Backing?

It was thought that after the US declared a ceasefire, halting their bombing of Houthi rebels in return for a halt to attacks on...

Piracy in the Gulf of Guinea: Maritime Crime and Insecurity

The Gulf of Guinea, stretching along the West African coastline, is often seen as just a distant headline. When in reality, it should also...

What Happens When the Gold Bubble Finally Bursts

Gold has always been more than just a metal. It’s been a story—one that people keep telling themselves about safety, wealth, and permanence. Empires...

Pakistan Has Brought the Taliban and India Closer Together

Political processes in South and Central Asia are rapidly evolving. Former allies are becoming adversaries and engaging in bloody confrontations, while previously distrusted parties...

India`s Agni-P Missile Test – Shifting Dynamics of Deterrence in South Asia

India's recent launch of a rail-based Agni-Prime ballistic missile reflects the country's continued expansion of its missile systems as part of its military modernization...

12th Beijing Xiangshan Forum: Reflections on China’s Strategic Messaging

The 12th Beijing Xiangshan Forum (BXF) in September 2025, themed "Upholding International Order and Promoting Peaceful Development," was portrayed by the Chinese media and...

Elections Without Direct Voters, Syria’s Parliament After Assad

Ahmed al Sharaa’s new parliament is seated. The urgent question is simple and immediate. Will this body be a genuine forum for Syrians or...

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