Trump is once again fertilizing the ‘stolen election’ field, apparently convinced that American democracy works only when he wins. He might be an idiot, but at least he’s committed.
Authors: Stefanie Thamrin and Virgie Cerenata Nahusuly* Indonesia’s relationship with the C-130 Hercules is deeply rooted in its defence history. Since receiving its first C-130 in 1960, the aircraft has evolved beyond conventional
Regional diplomacy denied Israeli hardliners the chaos needed to turn war into a permanent territorial order.
A food crisis rarely arrives with a bang. It slips in quietly—through smaller bags of rice, thinner meals, and prices that change faster than wages. Food is still there. What disappears first is
In the United Arab Emirates, women hold half of all parliamentary seats, a threshold reached by only six national legislatures on Earth. In Afghanistan, a fellow member of the same fifty seven nation
The conflict between the United States and Iran intensified on Monday, with both sides launching fresh military strikes that raised fears of a broader regional crisis threatening global energy supplies, maritime security and
As Himalayan glaciers retreat and monsoon patterns collapse into unpredictability, the suspension of the world’s most durable water treaty is no longer a bilateral grievance. It is a governance gap opening at the
On the morning of 7 July, an Iranian vessel struck three commercial ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz. Within 48 hours — at the NATO summit in Ankara, of all places, a continent
Christopher Atwood explains how empathy can help the world understand Ukraine’s war.
Chinese intelligence and defense agencies are assessing the performance of the new Mossad chief, Roman Gofman, with great caution and interest, considering him a field military commander brought in to implement the policies