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OPINION
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
CULTURE
BUSINESS
POLITICS
UK Muslims targeted in plot that barely made headlines
Why does the UK treat far-right plots against Muslims as minor crime, not terrorism? The silence around Islamophobic violence underlines a chilling double standard in Britain’s media and political response, and risks normalising deadly prejudice.
By
Sunniya Ahmad Pirzada
Israel’s obliteration doctrine in Gaza is a tested strategy of total destruction
Israel’s policy of annihilation was first tested two decades ago without international intervention. The total devastation achieved in Gaza is a prelude to much worse.
By
Dr Dan Steinbock
Eight years after genocide, the Rohingya remain abandoned to starvation and silence
Once promised protection and justice, the Rohingya now face a collapsing refugee response in Bangladesh, deliberate starvation in Myanmar, and abandonment by the international community.
By
Maung Tun Khin
A flawed policy: The US war on drugs in Latin America criminalises people
Washington’s strategy of using force in its war on drug cartels is not working. Because it’s a flawed concept that targets civilians.
By
Alfonso Insuasty Rodriguez
Israel’s E1 plan turns the two-state solution into a two-state illusion
Thousands of Palestinians face displacement and fragmentation as Israel approves construction that severs the occupied West Bank. World leaders must choose between words and action.
By
Ahmed Najar
Behind The Headlines
Operation ‘falling lion’: Israeli spy agency Mossad’s collapse in Türkiye
Huseyin Nurlu
A nation at the crossroads: Pashinyan’s ‘Real Armenia’ and what it means for the Caucasus
Huseyin Nurlu
Why the outrage now? Annihilating Gaza was Netanyahu’s endgame from day one
Muhammad Shehada
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
Dominance to dependence: How the US–China AI race is shaping the future
In the race to master artificial intelligence, the United States and China are not just building faster algorithms; they are constructing rival blueprints for the digital world’s future.
By
Mehmet Emre Kahraman
Can a Trump-Putin deal without Zelenskyy achieve peace in Ukraine?
Ahead of crucial talks between the US and Russian presidents in Alaska, the spotlight is on the absence of a key actor.
By
Sona Muzikarova
Pakistan at 78: A homeland for Muslims, its purpose proven by history
As Pakistan marks 78 years of independence, its creation remains a vindicated act of safeguarding Muslim identity and rights, amid rising anti-Muslim sentiment in India.
By
Amir Zia
After 78 years, India’s Muslims are being written out of citizenship
Once pledged equality and belonging in the aftermath of Partition, India’s 200 million Muslims now face legal, political, and cultural exclusions that erode the very foundations of the republic’s secular promise.
By
Kavitha Iyer
Azerbaijan, Armenia and the road to peace in the South Caucasus
The US-brokered truce also opens a new window for Türkiye to increase cooperation in the region.
By
Luke Coffey
Türkiye and the Aegean: A matter of sovereignty and sustainability
Greece’s unilateral actions display a blatant disregard for global maritime laws. The way out is through meaningful negotiations.
By
Ali Fuat Kuz
Spotlight
Talha Yavuz
Putin’s patience, Trump’s Alaska gambit, and the Ukraine stalemate
5 min read
Baptiste Sellier
How Israel’s absentee property law facilitates the theft of Palestine
7 min read
Shameela Islam-Zulfiqar
Let them starve - the policy that’s killing Gaza’s children
6 min read
Fuad Chiragov
Can Russia turn a new leaf in bilateral ties with post-Assad Syria?
7 min read
Spotlight
India’s war on books attempts to erase the violent atrocities committed on Kashmir
The Modi-led government’s ban on 25 books related to the Muslim-majority region is aimed at burying the tortured history of a land under occupation.
China is getting more nuanced about its role in Central Asia
The recent Kazakhstan summit underscores Beijing’s increasingly subtle approach to Central Asia. One area remains unchanged – transport routes and specific emphasis on the development of the Middle Corridor.
Fawaz Turki
As the world watches, Israel turns Gaza into a land of the ‘walking dead’
5 min read
Mohammad Eslami
Iran’s Defence Supreme Council signals a wartime shift in power
5 min read
Fawaz Turki
As the world watches, Israel turns Gaza into a land of the ‘walking dead’
5 min read
Nasir Qadri
Does recognition mean anything while Palestine is being erased?
6 min read
Susi Snyder
80 years after Hiroshima, the nuclear threat still looms
5 min read
Mohammad Eslami
Iran’s Defence Supreme Council signals a wartime shift in power
5 min read
Fawaz Turki
As the world watches, Israel turns Gaza into a land of the ‘walking dead’
5 min read
Nasir Qadri
Does recognition mean anything while Palestine is being erased?
6 min read
India’s war on books attempts to erase the violent atrocities committed on Kashmir
The Modi-led government’s ban on 25 books related to the Muslim-majority region is aimed at burying the tortured history of a land under occupation.
China is getting more nuanced about its role in Central Asia
The recent Kazakhstan summit underscores Beijing’s increasingly subtle approach to Central Asia. One area remains unchanged – transport routes and specific emphasis on the development of the Middle Corridor.
Spotlight
Fawaz Turki
As the world watches, Israel turns Gaza into a land of the ‘walking dead’
5 min read
Mohammad Eslami
Iran’s Defence Supreme Council signals a wartime shift in power
5 min read
Fawaz Turki
As the world watches, Israel turns Gaza into a land of the ‘walking dead’
5 min read
Nasir Qadri
Does recognition mean anything while Palestine is being erased?
6 min read
Susi Snyder
80 years after Hiroshima, the nuclear threat still looms
5 min read
Mohammad Eslami
Iran’s Defence Supreme Council signals a wartime shift in power
5 min read
Fawaz Turki
As the world watches, Israel turns Gaza into a land of the ‘walking dead’
5 min read
Nasir Qadri
Does recognition mean anything while Palestine is being erased?
6 min read
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