Mass protests in Iran, driven by economic collapse, show a cautious government response unlike past crackdowns, raising questions about a new era of dissent.
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A controversial US operation in Venezuela echoes 19th-century interventions, raising questions about the Monroe Doctrine’s relevance and future geopolitical stability.
The Trump administration’s Venezuela intervention exposed deep vulnerabilities in global governance, challenging the future of the established rules-based order.
The United States’ recent foreign policy shifts signal a troubling new era, sparking global uncertainty and raising questions about international law and economic stability.
Japan faces a critical 12-year window to redefine its strategic posture, moving beyond postwar ambiguity to address evolving regional threats and secure its future.
Millions fall into poverty annually from health costs. Diaspora remittances offer a powerful, yet overlooked way to close Africa’s health gaps.
Widespread protests in Iran reflect deep economic grievances, primarily triggered by the dramatic collapse of the national currency and soaring inflation.
The tragic killing of a Minneapolis mother exposed how blatant falsehoods are weaponized by political figures to demand loyalty and control public narrative.
Donald Trump’s “America First” has evolved into a Hobbesian foreign policy, impacting international law and challenging global stability, as seen in recent actions.
The world’s leading economies face diverse challenges in 2026, with experts suggesting short-term policy measures may have minimal impact on their trajectories.
The 2026 US intervention in Venezuela signals a new geopolitical landscape, forcing Western nations to redefine priorities and global order.
Explore the implications of Trump’s ‘America First’ foreign policy, characterized by unilateral power plays and a disregard for international norms, on global stability.