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The Global Sumud Flotilla and the Erosion of International Law
“The strong do what they can and the weak suffer what they must.”
These saying of Thucydides hit hard today, as it shown harsh reality...
Oil Market Calm Masks Growing Supply Shock as Iran Crisis Reshapes Global Flows
The global oil market is currently experiencing what analysts describe as a “deceptive calm,” despite one of the most severe supply disruptions in modern...
Russia Deepens Engagement With Afghan Taliban Through “Full Partnership” Strategy
Russia has announced that it is building a “full fledged partnership” with Afghanistan’s ruling Taliban authorities, marking a significant shift in regional diplomacy.
The announcement...
Global South 2.0: Why Emerging Powers Are Rejecting Western Alignment
In the years after the Cold War, global politics was centered around a western-led order dominated especially by the United States and Europe. Developing...
Russia Launches Largest Drone Assault on Ukraine Since War Began
Russia launched the largest aerial assault on Ukraine since the beginning of the war, targeting Kyiv and multiple regions with hundreds of drones and...
Japan Secures Oil Tanker Passage Through Strait of Hormuz Amid Regional Crisis
A Japan linked oil tanker managed by Eneos successfully passed through the Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing regional tensions linked to the United States...
Xi Warns Trump on Taiwan as China United States Trade Talks Advance
Chinese President Xi Jinping and United States President Donald Trump opened a high stakes summit in Beijing with optimistic language on trade cooperation but...
Is Taiwan Already Independent? Understanding the China Taiwan Dispute
The issue of Taiwan remains one of the most sensitive and strategically important disputes in international politics. The debate over whether Taiwan is already...
Infrastructure Attribution and the Invoiced Passage at Hormuz
The Persian Gulf Strait Authority, launched by Iran on 5 May 2026, is the institutional capstone of a longer manoeuvre. Its visible apparatus reduces...
Hantavirus Outbreak on Cruise Ship: Can Passengers Sue the Operator?
A deadly hantavirus outbreak aboard the expedition cruise ship MV Hondius has raised questions about whether passengers or families of victims can take legal...