Middle East

In an increasingly turbulent region, Turkiye has emerged as a beacon of diplomacy, striving to pour water on the flames of the escalating Sudan conflict. As violence mounts, Turkiye’s call for a ceasefire marks a critical juncture in the crisis, offering a glimmer of hope that words can indeed

In a world where political dynamics often play out behind closed doors, an intriguing encounter between former US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has offered a rare glimpse into the way American power is wielded on the global stage. Capturing our attention with its tense undertones, this

In a bold operation that has grabbed international attention, Lebanese authorities have successfully intercepted a large sum of cash, $2.5 million, reported to be en route to Hezbollah. This action underscores the ongoing struggle and delicate balance of power in Lebanon, a country already grappling with political volatility and

As the latest ceasefire agreement between Hamas and Israel approaches its critical expiration, questions swirl about whether this fragile peace can withstand the challenges posed by regional tensions and historical animosities. The Chronology of a Fragile Peace The ceasefire, which was brokered in the wake of escalating violence, has thus

In a surprising turn of events, Israeli negotiators have headed back to Israel after intense ceasefire discussions held in Cairo. These diplomatic engagements aimed to address rising tensions in the Middle East, with many hoping for a plan that could lead to sustainable peace. The sudden departure raises questions about

In a recent gathering that commanded the attention of global political analysts and peace enthusiasts alike, an expert panel convened to discuss the ongoing and tumultuous conflict in the Middle East. Their collective insights not only bring to light the complexity of the situation but also propose new avenues for

In a groundbreaking and controversial decision, Columbia’s Barnard College has become the first institution to expel students over their participation in protests related to the Gaza war. This decisive action has not only rattled the quiet corridors of academia but has also sparked a broader discussion on freedom of