The Strait of Hormuz has once again become the focal point of one of the world’s most dangerous geopolitical crises, with ...

As China and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) continue to strengthen one of Asia’s most significant strategic partnerships, renewed tensions in the South China Sea once again ...

A bipartisan group of lawmakers in the US House of Representatives has introduced legislation that would significantly ...

The US Department of Labor’s recent decision to launch a nationwide investigation into fraud involving the H-1B visa and PERM labor certification programs marks an important step toward restoring ...

The symbolic declaration of independence by the tiny English village of Piddington may have no constitutional standing, but ...

The Houthi movement’s declaration of a naval blockade against Saudi Arabia marks a dangerous turning point in an already volatile Middle East. What may initially appear to be another chapter in ...

Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) was developing an ambitious artificial intelligence-powered platform designed to ...

The sudden dismissal of Ukraine’s Defense Minister Mikhail Fedorov has sparked intense debate inside Ukraine and among its ...

Just like any other racketeering cartel in history, NATO needs a raison d’etre. Obviously, Russia is seen as the perfect excuse. However, for this to work, the Eurasian giant needs to be presented as ...

Sir Gary Sobers, the great Windies all-rounder and one of the most charismatic character in the game of cricket passed away ...

The European Union (EU) is once again divided over how far to push sanctions against Moscow. The bloc’s latest effort (the ...

In a world that proclaims human rights as universal, what does it mean that entire peoples are rendered legally nonexistent—human beings for whom, as Hannah Arendt put it, “no law exists”? This essay ...