China’s diplomatic approach toward the ongoing Israel-Hamas war has become a defining element in reshaping its ties with the Middle East, particularly Israel. Once viewed as a rising economic partner by the Jewish state, Beijing’s recent rhetoric and political positioning have cast a shadow over this bilateral relationship. While historically China maintained a carefully balanced […]
A Historic Bond Under Strain For decades, the Israel–US relationship has been a cornerstone of American foreign policy in the Middle East. From generous military aid to unwavering diplomatic support, Israel has often been treated as a privileged ally by both Democratic and Republican administrations. This is especially true during Benjamin Netanyahu’s long political tenure, […]
In a development that could reshape Turkey’s modern history, the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) has announced it is laying down arms after nearly 40 years of conflict with the Turkish state. The PKK disbandment 2025 signals a possible end to one of the world’s longest-running insurgencies, which has claimed over 40,000 lives and left […]
The question of why Africa struggles to achieve self-reliance has persisted for decades despite the continent’s immense natural wealth, youthful population, and cultural diversity. While many development theories blame poor governance, lack of infrastructure, or internal conflict, a deeper historical and geopolitical analysis reveals a far more complex and unsettling picture. Africa’s position in the […]
In a dramatic and closely watched general election, Canada’s Liberal Party, now under the leadership of former Bank of England Governor Mark Carney, has secured a victory, winning 167 seats in the House of Commons—just five seats short of an outright majority. Carney will form a minority government, continuing the Liberals’ hold on power following […]
In a landmark ruling on Wednesday, the Constitutional Court of South Korea upheld the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol, immediately ending his presidency and plunging the country into a new phase of political uncertainty. The court’s decision, announced just before noon local time, follows months of national debate over allegations of electoral fraud, abuse […]
Gaza has long stood as a beacon of educational resilience in the face of adversity. Under colonial rule, military occupation, and economic blockade, the people of Gaza cultivated a culture of learning that transformed classrooms into sanctuaries of hope. Education was more than an academic pursuit—it was a collective act of resistance, a means to […]
The recent surge in alarmist rhetoric from Donald Trump and Elon Musk regarding South Africa has sparked global concern and confusion. Their claims about discriminatory policies targeting white minorities and supposed government-sanctioned oppression have amplified fears and fueled divisive discourse. At the heart of this controversy lies South Africa’s land reform and economic empowerment efforts—policies […]
