Crosshairs of Terrorism: Why Russia Became a Target for ISIL
Over 133 people lost their lives and more than 100 got hurt in a shocking and tragic incident at a concert in Moscow’s Crocus City Hall. This happened on Friday,…
Lessons from India’s Ban on TikTok
TikTok managed to capture the hearts of 200 million users in India, making it the app’s largest market globally. However, everything changed on June 29, 2020, when the Indian government,…
Hong Kong Passes Article 23, “a Final Nail in a Closed Coffin”
Hong Kong has been at the center of a major political storm. The heart of the matter is a new security law, referred to as Article 23, that has caused…
“Noon Against Putin”
This weekend marked a significant moment in Russia as citizens and people worldwide voiced their opposition to President Vladimir Putin during the Russian elections. This event, known as “Noon Against…
Haiti’s Prime Minister Resigns Amid Crisis
Prime Minister Ariel Henry of Haiti has announced his decision to step down amid increasing turmoil and violence caused by gangs. This significant move aims to pave the way for…
The Orbán-Trump Connection
Let’s dive into a world that feels straight out of a movie, but is very much real. Picture two leaders, Viktor Orbán from Hungary and former U.S. President Donald Trump,…
Sweden Joins NATO in a Historic Move
In a momentous event that signals a major transformation in European security dynamics, Sweden officially became a member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) on Thursday. This move is…
An Uncertain Future for China’s Economy
In a world where economies are constantly shifting, China recently announced its latest strategy to boost its economy. This news is particularly relevant as China, known for its rapid economic…
Navigating the Thin Line Between Aid and Allegations
In mid-January, a significant event unfolded involving the United Nations and its efforts to support Palestinian refugees. Philippe Lazzarini, who leads the UN agency known as UNRWA, dedicated to helping…
Iran Expands Influence in Africa
For a long time, many people have known that Iran, a country ruled by religious leaders, has been supporting groups in the Middle East that are fighting for Islamic causes.…