- 19 April, 2026
Afghanistan Policy: The Urgent Need for Coherence and Strategic Focus
After the Taliban seized control of Afghanistan, the US negotiated with the insurgent group to discuss urgent issues such as the escalating humanitarian crisis, international
Iran May Exploit Israel Protests Amid Benjamin Netanyahu’s Divisive Judicial Overhaul
As Israelis take to the streets to protest against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s decision to weaken the judiciary, Hamas, the Palestinian Islamic Jihad and Iran
Iran’s Cross-Border Water Crisis Ignored Amidst Domestic Unrest
The focus on Iran’s water crisis has increased due to the escalating effects of climate change and rising temperatures, particularly its domestic effects and the
Palestinians Divided, Failed to Present United Front Against Israeli Aggression
In the face of ongoing Israeli aggression in the West Bank, Gaza, and beyond, Palestinians find themselves divided and struggling to present a united front
Sri Lankans’ Worth in the Gulf: A Report
Sachini Perera, a pole vaulting record holder in Sri Lanka, recently told some news sources in a talk, that hers is just one story. This
US Visa Waiver Agreement Ignores Israel’s History of Unruly Behavior
The decision by the US government to advance Israel’s enrollment in the US Visa Waiver Programme by signing a memorandum of understanding with that country
Strengthening Turkish-Gulf Relations: A Path to Sustainable Cooperation
An important turning point in Ankara’s relations with the region has been reached with the recent Gulf tour by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The
Check: Is Israel Heading For Civil War?
The culmination of Israel‘s decades-long colonial and religious conflict with the Palestinians appears to be Jewish civil unrest on the verge of civil war. The
The Burning of Books: An Unacceptable Assault on Tolerance and Respect
Throughout history, burning books has been a dark omen, foreshadowing greater atrocities and suppression of ideas. Where they burn books, they will eventually burn people,
Political Solutions Must Involve Sudanese Women
Over three months ago, Sudan’s army and Rapid Support Forces (RSF) paramilitary groups clashed in Merowe and Khartoum. Later, Darfur violence resumed. The conflict has