Why the UN’s Latest Mission Is Unlikely to Bring Peace

When Tom Fletcher, the United Nations’ humanitarian chief, walked through the shattered neighborhoods of Port-au-Prince in September, he encountered a

Only Iran Can Disarm Hezbollah: Why Lebanon’s Weapons Crisis Is

In a recent interview with Saudi news outlet Al Arabiya, Lebanon’s Foreign Minister Youssef Rajji made a strikingly blunt admission:

Europe Needs a Doctrine to Halt Putin’s Expansionist Ambitions

Vladimir Putin is not just a politician; he is a storyteller. In his long, often rambling speeches, the Russian president

Yemen’s Conflict: The Islah Party’s Evolving Role and Its Vision

After nearly a decade of conflict, Yemen remains one of the world’s most complex humanitarian and political crises. While international

 A New Chapter in Pakistan’s Civil-Military Relations? The Army Chief’s

The role of the military in Pakistan’s politics has always been a subject of intense discussion. But recently, the public