When Saudi Arabia realizes it’s backed the wrong horse
The great irony is that an American war intended to reassert U.S. power may instead reduce U.S. primacy in the Gulf. President
Reason-Vision-Virtue
What Britons and Europeans really think about immigration
Across Europe, refugees and other migrants are routinely represented as a problem or “crisis”. It would be natural to assume, then, that
Will China Abandon Its Non-Interventionist Foreign Policy for Iran?
By helping Iran rebuild and modernize its offensive and defensive military capability, China has a second chance to make good on its
Challenging the Media Myth of Latino Machismo
Regionally, feminist gains are being advanced under progressive administrations pursuing greater independence from the US. In contrast, reactionary, Washington-aligned regimes are actively
Netanyahu considering early election
As Netanyahu weighs pulling the election trigger, he is effectively writing the next chapter of the Israel-Palestine conflict. The outcome of this
Sudan’s war is an economic disaster: here’s how bad it could get
Sudan’s war is more than a political crisis. It is an economic catastrophe unfolding in real time. One that is deepening poverty,
The Druse: An Insular Faith, Facing a Fractured Middle East
The Druse traditionally pledge loyalty to the state they reside in — a principle rooted in their religious doctrine, which prioritizes pragmatism
What Has Become of Britain?
Whilst the specifics may be unique to Britain, the crisis is not. Across the West, inequality, ecological collapse, economic divisions, and democratic
Vietnam and Palestine
Like the resistance in Vietnam and Algeria, the actions of the resistance may not always be to one’s liking, especially if one
The Dark Side of Technology: Coltan Mining in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
The human rights abuses and environmental degradation associated with coltan mining in the DRC demand immediate attention and action. International cooperation, transparent
Genocide’s legal limitations: what the Srebrenica massacre can teach us about Gaza
Today, as images from Gaza re-ignite the debate on what constitutes genocide, it is imperative that we look back at Srebrenica to understand how