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Jimmy Carter: A Tribute To Not Forgetting God in GovernanceÂ
Many years ago, in the American state of Connecticut while touring a museum somewhere I now can't recall, I came across a painting of...
Fulfilling Broken Promises: Building a Semiautonomous Region in Sunni Iraq
Systemic Failures: Marginalization of Sunni Arabs in Iraq
Iraq's political, social, and economic failures of the last 21 years are deeply rooted in one stark...
The Islamist attack in Syria is dangerous for the region
The tectonic plates of the strategic landscape of the Middle East are shifting rapidly.
In an astonishing turn of events, a coalition of rebel groups...
Drawing Wisdom from Ancient Texts: Reflections on Justice and Morality
In an era characterized by rapid technological progress, geopolitical shifts, and cultural pluralism, the relevance of ancient texts often comes under scrutiny. To some,...
The Politicization of Human Rights Must End
Human rights are universally acknowledged as fundamental principles that safeguard human dignity, freedom, and equality. However, their interpretation and application often vary across cultures,...
Gods, Gas, and Guns: How Spiritual Diplomacy Can Reclaim Mozambique’s Soul
Mozambique’s crisis demands a paradigm shift, not just in how we understand peacebuilding but in how we conceptualize the state, power, and economy. The...
Muslim Voters in Battle Ground States Boosted Donald Trump to Victory
In a turn of events Muslim voters, in battle states such as Michigan, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Arizona played a surprising part in Donald...
The Role of Social Media in Shaping Public Opinion in Pakistan
Pakistan’s social, political, and cultural landscape has been profoundly altered by the exponential rise of social media in the last ten years. With over...
Bangladesh: A story of blood and contradictions
On September 4th 2024, in Khulna Bangladesh, an enraged, Muslim mob attacked and killed an eighteen-year-old Hindu man, Utshab Mandal, because he supposedly insulted...
The Forgotten Factor: How Religion shapes National Interests in International Relations
Authors: Nguyen Thanh Long, Trieu Thuy Vi, Oudomlith Silinya*
Religion is “a system of beliefs, values, and practices concerning what a person holds sacred or...