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Escalation, Contagion and Isolation: The Ongoing War Against Iran

With conflict spreading across the region and the death toll surpassing 1,000, America and Israel’s war on Iran shows no signs of slowing. Rather,...

The Petrol Shock: Pakistan, A Crisis of Policy and Not Global Oil Prices

The abrupt rise in petrol prices in Pakistan in March 2026 by Rs55 per liter has led to long queues at petrol stations, increased...

Bandwagon as a propaganda technique: When ‘participating’ is used as a geopolitical weapon

What is the bandwagon technique? Bandwagon is a propaganda technique that utilizes the instinct of human participation in a systematic manner. It has a simple...

Pursuing Reparations for Africa: From African Union to United Nations

Noticeably, African political elites and intellectuals, academics, and researchers have navigated reparations with little progress and tangible results until today. Political and diplomatic engagements...

The War That Was Supposed to be Easy

Beneath the visible theater of warfare, a more consequential dynamic appears to be unfolding. It is one that suggests the United States may have...

From the Two Sessions to the World: Exporting a New Model for Global Order

The 2026 Two Sessions in China, comprising the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) and the National People's Congress (NPC), serve as a strategic...

Redefining Empowerment: A Critical Look at Microcredit and Women’s Economic Agency

Introduction In 1974, Muhammad Yunus began experimenting with an initiative to give small loans to impoverished rural women to foster a sense of empowerment through...

When Cheap Drones Drain Expensive Defences

Four days is not long in war, but it is long enough for a bad assumption to snap. The February 28 joint United States...

Public Logic Matters: Why Dissent Keeps States Healthy

In several corners of the world lately, the health of democracy within nations is being severely eroded, and the oxygen of civil liberty is...

Will Japan’s Pivot to Central Asia Erode Chinese Influence in the Region?

On December 20, 2025, Japan and the five Central Asian nations (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan) convened the Central Asia plus Japan Dialogue...

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Another go for Pyongyang?

In his eagerness to distract attention from Iran and...

The Predictable Earthquake: What Saxony Anhalt Tells Us About Europe

On Sunday 6 September 2026, voters in the eastern...

Gulf: Is a Stable Regional Order Attainable?

An event addresses a moment; a process creates continuity.An...

Russia and South Africa Mark 20th Anniversary of Friendship Treaty and Partnership

On September 5, Russia and South Africa observed 20...
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