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Preventing Regional Escalation in The Middle Eastern Conflict

Ongoing tensions could drive the establishment of a more formal crisis management framework in the Middle East, potentially mediated by the United Nations or regional security councils. NATO’s cooperative security model offers a possible example, although adapted for the unique dynamics of the Middle East.

The US-China Trade War: A Defining Economic Challenge

The trade war between the United States and China, initiated in 2018, represents one of the most significant developments in recent international economic relations. The dispute, which spanned multiple administrations and monetary policies, has reshaped global trade patterns, influenced political…

Israeli Protests Intensify Over Hostage Deaths: Netanyahu Under Fire

A wave of protests has engulfed Israel following the deaths of six hostages held by Hamas in Gaza. The public’s outrage has placed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the centre of a political storm, with calls for his resignation echoing…

Ukrainian Forces Strike Strategic Bridges in Kursk region of Russia

Recent aerial footage confirms the destruction of the bridge. Lt Gen Mykola Oleschuk, the Ukrainian Air Force commander, verified the strike on social media, stating, "Minus one more bridge!" This bridge was one of three crucial crossings used by Russia to supply its troops

Will the U.S. Continue to Protect Democracy As Russian Forces Advance in Ukraine?

Western aid will be crucial, now more than ever, as Russian forces are continuing to gain territory in Ukraine. In the face of creeping authoritarianism, will the west fulfil its moral obligation to protect Ukrainian independence and democracy?