Vance Smooth, Walz Shaky in VP Debate By Jason Collins Vice Presidential Debate Recap: J.D. Vance and Tim Walz Politely Spar Over Key Issues Last month, we saw Donald Trump…
Vance Smooth, Walz Shaky in VP Debate By Jason Collins Vice Presidential Debate Recap: J.D. Vance and Tim Walz Politely Spar Over Key Issues Last month, we saw Donald Trump…
Grief and Torture Inside Israeli Prisons By Kasturi Chakraborty Israeli Prisons: Torture, Abuse, and the Stories of Palestinian Survivors 37-year-old Muazzaz Abayat, a Palestinian butcher and father of six from…
India’s Multi-Alignment Strategy in the Ukraine War By Umer Beigh Modi’s Visits to Ukraine and Russia Signal a Balancing Act Three weeks after Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Kyiv…
Empty Promises: Harris and Trump’s Neglect of the Middle Class By Todd Davis Neither Harris nor Trump Would Provide Help For Middle Class Americans Kamala Harris’s campaign ads bombard the…
Why do Feminists Ignore Sexual Assaults in Palestine? By Muhammad Abbas Azhar Western Feminism is Disturbingly Silent about Israeli Sexual Violence Against Palestinians The topic of Israeli sexual violence against…
China’s Green Energy Triumphs By Nikola Mikovic Beijing’s Aggressive Renewable Strategy While countries around the world actively develop strategies to accelerate energy transition, in China, in many aspects, a “green…
Vice Presidential Spotlight By Jason Collins From Hillbilly Elegy to the Senate: JD Vance’s Rise and How He Stacks Up Against Tim Walz It’s been more than a month since…
Will Bill Gates Transform Ethiopian Agriculture? By Arnold Mutunga Bill Gates’ Vision for Ethiopia; Transformation of Agriculture or Is It a Form of Controversial Control? Bill Gates, the billionaire philanthropist…
Trump vs. Harris: A Heated Exchange on America’s Future By Jason Collins The debate we’ve all been waiting for with bated breath has finally come and gone, delivering all the…
Egypt’s Calculated Stance on Gaza By Arnold Mutunga As the world watches the Gaza-Israel conflict with growing alarm, Egypt finds itself in a complex and increasingly precarious position. The country,…
What Does US Middle East Policy Look Like Under Harris or Trump? By Jeff Charles Can America Ever Get Out of the Middle East? As the 2024 presidential election inches…
Why Does Mongolia Navigate Closer to Russia Amid Western Criticism? By Nikola Mikovic Vladimir Putin’s Visit to Mongolia Despite pressure from the European Union and Ukraine, Mongolia did not arrest…
Don’t Call Me African American By Curtis Scoon The African Experience The historical “African” experience in the Americas has been a challenging one. Brought to these shores by force for…
Belarus’ Balancing Act with China By Nikola Mikovic Despite being in Russia’s geopolitical orbit, Belarus – the Kremlin’s sole ally in Europe – is looking to enhance its economic, political,…
Breakout in Kursk By Todd Davis Month after month the war between Russia, Ukraine, and NATO had turned into a contest of attrition that was unwinnable by the Western powers.…
The Democratic National Convention: By Jason Collins Uniting the Party for 2024 From Monday, August 19, to Thursday, August 22, Democrats painted the streets of Chicago blue (not physically) for…
Africa’s Paradox of Plenty By Arnold Mutunga African Wealth Amidst Widespread Poverty Creates a Paradox Africa, a continent blessed with an abundance of natural resources, is paradoxically one of the…
The Rise of Asia By Muhammad Abbas Azhar A New Era in Global Influence There is little doubt that Asia has risen to prominence in our day. Already the world’s…
Shining Stars By Arnold Mutunga African Athletes Redefining Excellence at the 2024 Paris Olympics As the 2024 Paris Olympics draw to a close, the performances of African athletes have once…
After Weeks of Protests, Corruption Prevails in Kenya By Kathurima Mwongera How Opportunists Derailed the Agenda for Kenya’s Gen Z Protestors On June 25th, Kenyans lost a chance to make…
The Kremlin’s Dilemma By Nikola Mikovic Bow to China, or Seek Reconciliation With the West? Despite its ambitious goals of achieving energy self-sufficiency by 2060, China is looking to expand…
Ten Years After ISIS, Yazidis Work to Reclaim Their Lives By Kasturi Chakraborty “They may be defeated for now, but they might come for us again,” whispered a Yazidi woman,…
India’s Russian Realignment By Umer Beigh India’s Realignment with Moscow Shakes its Relationship with the US On July 9, Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi concluded his two-day Russia visit…
Has China’s Belt and Road Initiative Failed? By Oliver Carpenter Over the past decade, much has been made of China’s ambitious “Belt and Road Initiative” (BRI), a global economic strategy…
Should Kamala Harris Be the Nominee? By Jeff Charles Vice President Kamala Harris is emerging as a strong contender against former President Donald Trump, potentially even stronger than Joe Biden,…
From the Moon to Mars By Nikola Mikovic Russian-Chinese Joint Space Vision Russia and China may not be formal allies, but they share a strong desire to counter United States…
Swords Around the Throne By Todd Davis The Internal Coup on President Biden Democrats orchestrated a palace coup removing President Joe Biden. In a summer of remarkable political events, which…
The RNC in Review By Jason Collins Highlights and Takeaways It’s been a busy week for Republicans. First was the shocking assassination attempt of presidential hopeful Donald Trump, and then…
More Than a Statistic By Muhammad Abbas Azhar Reem Mahmoud Abu Daya’s story stands out as a strong reminder of the unique lives and hopes beneath every statistic in the…
Is There Hope For Libya? By Arnold Mutunga Beyond the Turmoil Libya, once a thriving and stable nation under the autocratic rule of Muammar Gaddafi, is now in a state…
India Wary of BRICS Expansion By Umer Beigh India Fears an Expansion of BRICS That Favors China’s Clout This October, Russia will be hosting the BRICS—Brazil, Russia, India, China, South…
Democrats Problem With Joe Biden By Jeff Charles The Debate Heard Around the World It has been over two weeks since the presidential debate between President Joe Biden and former…
Liberalism the Morning After By J. Simpson Nellie Bowles was a darling of the liberal media…until she wasn’t. Morning After the Revolution: Dispatches from the Wrong Side of History details…
African Immigrants’ Perspectives on Migration By Arnold Mutunga Navigating the European Dream In recent years, the influx of African immigrants into Europe has sparked heated debates. While the discourse often…
China’s Path to Domination in Eurasia By Nikola Mikovic In Central Asia – a strategically important region that has traditionally been in Russia’s geopolitical orbit – China is seeking to…
Under Modi, India remains wary of China By Umer Beigh Ever since Indian and Chinese soldiers clashed in Galwan Valley, authorities in India have curtailed issuing visas to Chinese nationals.…
Trump Knocks Out Biden By Jason Collins Debate Night Smackdown: Trump vs. Biden in the Ring The night we had been waiting for has finally come and gone in a…
African Support for Russia in the Ukraine War By Arnold Mutunga Africa’s Geopolitical Shift African countries’ position on the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war has been somewhat surprising to the Western world.…
Russia Unveils Peace Plan By Todd Davis Putin Delivers Terms While NATO Engages in Swiss Cosplay Russian President Vladimir Putin offered Ukraine one final negotiated settlement to the conflict that…
Palestine’s Darkest Hour By Kasturi Chakraborty For months, the cries for Palestinian freedom have echoed louder than ever. From powerful protests to artistic defiance, a wave of solidarity is washing…
The Congo’s Developmental Future By Arnold Mutunga Deciphering Political Instability and Economic Predicaments in The Democratic Republic of the Congo For close to two decades now, the Democratic Republic of…
Is Justice Blind, or Is Justice Only For the Elite? By Jeff Charles Trump’s Conviction Former President Donald Trump is now a convicted felon, thanks to the verdict in his…
Mexico’s Wave of Political Violence By Jason Collins Claudia Sheinbaum and Electoral Brutality in Mexico Mexico has seen some historic happenings during its latest presidential election, but not all of…
On the Future of School and Education By Douglas Marolla The Business of Education After 27 years in the school business, and it is a business, a lucrative one, there…
By Umer Beigh Three months after Vietnam and the Philippines signed an agreement to bolster its security and maritime corporations, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. strongly condemned Chinese incursions in…
By Umer Beigh On the hot afternoon of May 18, Vijayakumar Jacintha held a family portrait in one hand, and painstakingly took her crutches at the spot where hundreds of…
The Silence of Ron DeSantis Speaks Volumes By Jeff Charles Why Is Ron DeSantis Silent on Roger Forston’s Death? It has been weeks since a Florida police officer gunned down…
Unveiling the Lucrative World of Decentraland By Arnold Mutunga A Comprehensive Guide to Making Real Money in the Metaverse The intersection of Web3 Gaming and DeFi is opening up amazing…