World politics

World politics

Military spending in the Middle East is rising sharply, reflecting ongoing regional tensions and conflicts.

The Vietnam War caused significant long-term psychological and social consequences, leading to phenomena such as post-Vietnam syndrome affecting veterans widely.

Wynn-Williams critiques Facebook's recklessness in political engagement and user safety.

Chang explores the fleeting opportunities for social change in post-war Korea.

Global economic leaders are meeting amid rising concerns about trade wars, inflation, and recession.

The article explores the alarming trend of forced displacement of Palestinians by Israel and its potential long-term implications.

Pakistan and Afghanistan are working to revive diplomatic ties through dialogue, focusing on trade, security, and refugees.

Isaias Afwerki's authoritarian rule has stifled Eritrea's potential for democracy and prosperity since independence.

Central Asia's Golden Age was marked by a unique interplay of trade, intellectual exchange, and cultural diversity leading to major innovations.

Orwell's depiction of mass hatred in 1984 serves as a warning against the perils of propaganda and the manipulation of public emotion.

A global conference aims to address the ongoing civil war in Sudan, highlighting urgent humanitarian needs despite the absence of Sudanese representatives.

The conflict in Sudan poses risks of regional destabilization as foreign powers support different sides.