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Myanmar to Gaza: Impotence of courts in preventing genocides and punishing perpetrators
Eight years after Myanmar’s army launched a violent campaign to erase the Rohingya, the global community has done little to bring the perpetrators to book.
Natalie Brinham, Maung Zarni
POLITICS
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Why the outrage now? Annihilating Gaza was Netanyahu’s endgame from day one
Western leaders knew Israel’s plans for Gaza all along — their outrage now is less about morality than about politics, public pressure, and damage control.
By
Muhammad Shehada
Story of the Sudan: From a British colony to an independent state
The policy of dualism that divided Sudan between south and north, can be attributed as the origin of the division that Sudan experiences today.
By
Ali BİLGENOĞLU
The limits of global AI control and what it means for the world order
Nations are grappling to adapt to an environment shaped by this fast-growing technology. It’s now a race against time.
By
Ozan Ahmet Cetin
What's next for Ukraine? Trump and Putin leave the world guessing
The Alaska summit promised much but delivered little. Can the US and Russia find peace without Ukraine in the mix?
By
Ian Proud
Africa’s youth: The powerhouse generation ready to shape the future
Born roughly between the mid-1990’s and early 2010’s, Generation Z is unlike any that came before. They are the first generation to grow up fully immersed in digital technology.
By
Shuaib Mahomed
Putin’s patience, Trump’s Alaska gambit, and the Ukraine stalemate
Talha Yavuz
As the world watches, Israel turns Gaza into a land of the ‘walking dead’
Fawaz Turki
80 years after Hiroshima, the nuclear threat still looms
Susi Snyder
Ghana needs to shift from manifesto-based to plan-based development approach
Plan-based development is rooted in systematic planning and execution of development interventions based on extensive appraisal of the existing and available resources, including materials, human and time.
By
Peter Asare-Nuamah
Does recognition mean anything while Palestine is being erased?
More nations are preparing to officially acknowledge the Palestinian state. But will it end the hunger of the people in Gaza or end Israel’s genocidal war on the Palestinians?
By
Nasir Qadri
Crime and punishment: Are Israel’s days of impunity over?
The world might be ready to go beyond mere lip service and put Israel on the dock over its genocidal war in Gaza.
By
Victor Kattan
Germany has an Islamophobia problem – and it’s costing Muslim women their lives
As anti-Muslim hate crimes rise, the German state’s mixed messages about the hijab and Islamophobia risk silencing victims and emboldening perpetrators.
By
Yousra Samir Imran
Ideology over insight: How strategic blindness left Iran exposed
Israel’s air strikes revealed more than military weakness; they exposed a systemic failure in Iran’s ability to think strategically in an interconnected world.
By
Oral Toga
Why Türkiye’s seas matter: Reclaiming sustainability and shaping the blue future
From the Black Sea to the Eastern Mediterranean, Türkiye is asserting its maritime rights through diplomacy, law, and strategic planning. The Marine Spatial Planning Map is a blueprint for sovereignty, sustainability, and regional stability.
By
Mustafa Baskara
Negotiation between sword and the neck? Srebrenica genocide lessons for Gaza
From Gaza today to Srebrenica thirty years ago, history shows a brutal truth: genocides don’t end through dialogue with those committing them.
By
Ahmed Najar
Spotlight Authors
Husam Maarouf
Trump’s ‘voluntary migration’ plan is just Nakba rebranded
8 min read
Martin Keino
Why Kenya’s Faith Kipyegon fell short in sub-four mile attempt
5 min read
Mehmet Emre Kahraman
Operation Spiderweb: The rising cost of falling behind in modern warfare
7 min read
Huseyin Nurlu
Mineral rush: China’s grip, America’s gamble and Türkiye’s rise
6 min read
Gaza forces us to ask: Whose grief is allowed to be public?
Israel’s genocidal war on Palestinians is not just a humanitarian crisis. It’s a reflection of a world where empathy is punished and justice is politicised.
By
Rabia Yavuz
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