The illusion of leverage: Iran’s Strait strategy and the Muslim world’s dangerous silence

The illusion of leverage: Iran’s Strait strategy and the Muslim world’s dangerous silence

As Iran escalates its military and economic confrontation with the United States and Israel, a dangerous paradox is unfolding across the Muslim world. While Tehran targets Gulf infrastructure, threatens global

Shadows of the past: Turkey, Iran, and an unfinished investigation

More than a decade after a major counterterrorism investigation in Turkey was abruptly halted, one of its central figures has resurfaced in a development that is drawing renewed scrutiny. The

Tariffs won’t work: The hidden engine behind Iran’s missiles

Recent tensions between Washington and Beijing over Iran have exposed a critical flaw in how global powers define and enforce arms restrictions. While public exchanges between leaders suggest progress, the

Selective advocacy: How a US Muslim coalition shapes controversial narratives

A recent statement by the United States Council of Muslim Organizations (USCMO) has reignited debate over the role of advocacy groups in shaping narratives around global conflicts and legal cases.

Bangladesh Air Force probes alleged TTP links among personnel

A wide-ranging internal investigation has been initiated within the Bangladesh Air Force (BAF) following allegations that a missing service member was found at a hideout linked to the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan

US sanctions Cambodian power broker over alleged role in expanding scam networks

The United States has imposed sanctions on a prominent Cambodian tycoon and political figure, intensifying international scrutiny over the country’s alleged links to large-scale online fraud and human trafficking operations.

Kyrgyz President Sadyr Japarov with Russian President Vladimir Putin

EU targets Kyrgyzstan to close Russia sanctions loophole

The latest sanctions package adopted by the European Union marks a notable shift in the West’s strategy to constrain Russia’s war effort in Ukraine. For the first time since the

European Council rebukes Switzerland over handling of Magnitsky fraud funds

A major European human rights body has issued a sharp and highly public criticism of Switzerland over its handling of funds linked to one of the most notorious financial crime

US tech giants companies plan large job cuts as artificial intelligence costs rise

Two major United States technology companies, Meta and Microsoft, are preparing to reduce thousands of jobs as they deal with rising costs linked to heavy spending on artificial intelligence systems.

Morocco’s development experiment: A practical philosophy for a fragmented world

Morocco’s recent economic transformation is often narrated as a success story of industrial policy, infrastructure investment, and geopolitical positioning. That framing is accurate, but incomplete. What is unfolding in Morocco

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