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Israel Palestinians UN Refugees Explainer
  • Middle East
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Despite a ceasefire, Israel’s strategic assault on aid continues

Benjamin Larned February 24, 2026
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Journal of Political Inquiry February 20, 2026
Trump One Year Photo Gallery
  • Middle East
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Ideological Intransigence on Israel Continues to Overrule US National Interest 

Nurah Elmashni February 19, 2026
Germany Munich Security Conference
  • Europe
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Munich Security Conference 2026: The Post-Cold War Era Has Come to an End, But Now What?

Sacha Gyapjas February 17, 2026
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For Jay Rosen, American Press Needs to Become More Pro-Democracy

Pau Torres Pagès February 16, 2026

Political Analysis

Israel Palestinians UN Refugees Explainer
  • Middle East
  • Political Analysis

Despite a ceasefire, Israel’s strategic assault on aid continues

Benjamin Larned February 24, 2026
Trump One Year Photo Gallery
  • Middle East
  • North America
  • Political Analysis

Ideological Intransigence on Israel Continues to Overrule US National Interest 

Nurah Elmashni February 19, 2026

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Trump
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  • North America
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The Protectionist Paradox

UN Humanitarian Aid
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  • North America
  • Opinion

The Cost of Trump’s Aid Cuts: A Global Rollback on Women’s Safety and Empowerment

APTOPIX Britain Protest
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  • Europe
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Against Far Right Hypocrisy, English Multiculturalism

APTOPIX Nigeria Killings
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  • Africa
  • Opinion

Nigeria Is Bleeding—But Not From a Christian Genocide

Yemen Mideast Wars
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  • Middle East
  • Opinion

To Deter the Houthis, Enforce Israeli Withdrawal from the Occupied Palestinian Territories

UN Humanitarian Aid
  • North America
  • Opinion

The Cost of Trump’s Aid Cuts: A Global Rollback on Women’s Safety and Empowerment

Taskeen Tauhid January 24, 2026

On his first day back in office, President Donald Trump signed an Executive Order to dismantle USAID–the government agency that...

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Trump Putin
  • Asia and Pacific
  • Navigating Shifting Sands in Asia-Pacific Affairs

The Last Nuclear Treaty Standing: How New START’s Expiration Poses a Strategic Dilemma for Asia

Hana Kim January 16, 2026

The expiration of New START on Feb. 5 serves as a test of whether nuclear strategic stability can endure when...

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South Africa HIV-Aid Cuts
  • Africa
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As US Funding Retreats, China and Russia Fill the Gap: Lessons for Africa 

Marian Amaria Bangura January 9, 2026

In February 2025,  the U.S. administration implemented significant funding cuts affecting several African countries, including funds for South Africa’s HIV/AIDS...

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APTOPIX Britain Protest
  • Europe
  • Opinion

Against Far Right Hypocrisy, English Multiculturalism

Abby Ferraro December 27, 2025

As a Londoner, one understands that the city’s identity is not found in its grand monuments or rich history. Rather,...

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APTOPIX Nigeria Killings
  • Africa
  • Opinion

Nigeria Is Bleeding—But Not From a Christian Genocide

Marian Amaria Bangura December 22, 2025

From China to Canada to South Africa, President Donald Trump has repeatedly drawn international attention and controversy with sweeping, inflammatory...

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Rebecca Ferguson as Captain Olivia Walker. (Netflix/Eros Hoagland)
  • North America
  • Review

‘A House of Dynamite’ Review: Nuclear Deterrence Fails In Netflix Latest Political Thriller

Sacha Gyapjas December 4, 2025

On a seemingly ordinary day, the military base in Fort Greely, Alaska, discovers a ballistic missile heading towards the United...

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Yemen Mideast Wars
  • Middle East
  • Opinion

To Deter the Houthis, Enforce Israeli Withdrawal from the Occupied Palestinian Territories

Nurah Elmashni December 2, 2025

On Oct. 16, the Houthis declared their military chief of staff, Muhammad Abdulkarim al-Ghamari, dead. He had been killed by...

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World Cup Africa Soccer Schools
  • Africa
  • Europe
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This Is How Football Became a Tool of Modern Imperialism

Zian Li November 10, 2025

More than 150 years after the abolition of slavery, human trafficking persists—just in a different form. Two centuries later, European...

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South Korea APEC Explainer
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  • North America

Tariffs Do Not a Sanction Make: IEEPA, Congress, and the Limits of Executive Power

Vladimir Gaberman October 30, 2025

Few powers are more jealously guarded by the Constitution than the power to tax, and for good reason. The Framers...

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  • Asia and Pacific

Nationalism and Empire in China: World War I

Yichen Gao October 2, 2025

World War I was not merely a conflict over colonial possessions; it was a global contest between empires governed by...

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