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Nigeria rescues hundreds of hostages in major security operations as authorities intensify crackdown on militancy Lebanon formally charges former central bank governor Riad Salame in major embezzlement case Lebanon’s cautious return to reason amid Hezbollah’s enduring shadow Brussels signals readiness to use frozen Russian assets as Ukraine loan backstop UK launches £300 million fraud probe into social housing firm home REIT Clintons defy house subpoenas in Epstein inquiry as contempt threat looms Britain needs debate on immigration, not silence or accusations South Africa backs extension of US–Africa trade deal as companies brace for tariff pressures Trump gestures obscenely at autoworker amid renewed Epstein files controversy The Iranian military can only decide the downfall of Ayatollah regime
Slovakia, European Union, Robert Fico, European Commission, Moscow, Russian oil,  
Slovakia rejects funding and military support for Ukraine amid EU divisions
Slovakia has formally ruled out any military or financial involvement in the Ukraine conflict, marking another visible fracture within the European Union’s collective response to the war with Russia. Senior read more
Global South, Venezuela, Denmark, democracy, NATO, European Union, Donald Trump, European allies
From Caracas to Copenhagen: When power makes no distinction
At first glance, Venezuela and Denmark appear to occupy opposite ends of the international order. One is a Global South country long subjected to sanctions, coups, and covert operations; the read more
US President Donald Trump, Imran Khan, Middle Eastern, Islamabad, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Middle East, Shehbaz Sharif, Ishaq Dar, Government of National Unity, Pakistani, Muslim world, United Nations, Asim Munir
How Pakistan has got itself entangled in the Middle East
Pakistan has a knack for arriving at the wrong place at precisely the wrong time. When Russia attacked Ukraine in February 2022, its then prime minister, Imran Khan, was seated read more
Islamic Republic, Western policymakers, Mohammad Reza Shah, Afghanistan, Diaspora, Iranian, 
Iranians must not Jump from fire to frying pan
History is rarely kind to societies that mistake collapse for liberation. Iran today stands at precisely such a crossroads. As nationwide protests intensify—from Ilam and Luristan to Kermanshah and beyond—the read more
Bangladesh, South Asia, diplomacy, British, Assam, New Delhi, Sheikh Hasina
Arresting the Drift, Why Bangladesh–India Relations Must Be Restored
Bangladesh and India share one of South Asia’s most deeply rooted bilateral relationships, shaped by history, civilisation, culture, language, and sustained people-to-people interaction. This relationship is not confined to formal diplomacy; it is read more
New Delhi, US President Donald Trump, Russian crude oil, Moscow, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, European Union, Beijing, 
US–India trade talks to resume as both sides signal strategic commitment
Trade negotiations between the United States and India are set to resume this week, marking a renewed attempt by the two countries to resolve differences that have strained one of read more
Cyril Ramaphosa, South African, African National Congress, South Africa, democracy
South African President warns against ‘bullies’ as democracy faces global and domestic pressures
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has issued a strong warning against what he described as domestic and international “bullies” seeking to divide the nation and undermine the country’s constitutional democracy, read more
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