France Drafts UN Security Council Plan to Secure Strait of Hormuz Shipping
France is now positioning itself as the central player in the diplomacy to address what is considered one of the
Kyrgyzstan Seeks Non-Permanent UN Security Council Seat: A Strategic Bid for Global Influence
In a decisive move to elevate its global diplomatic footprint, Kyrgyzstan has formally sought a non-permanent seat on the United
US and Bahrain Push UN Resolution to Open Strait of Hormuz Amid Global Crisis
The relevance of the Strait of Hormuz as one of the most tactically critical bottlenecks worldwide continues, with around 20%
Strait of Hormuz on the Brink: UN Resolution Tests Gulf Security Unity
Strait Of Hormuz On The Brink is a commentary on a very serious moment in the relations between global energy
China’s UNSC Helm: Reviving Charter Amid Multilateral Strains
The China UNSC helm in May 2026 comes at a time when geopolitical tension is at its highest, and rival
Iran Strait of Hormuz tolls: a dangerous breach of maritime law
The Iranian government’s audacious action in levying charges on any ship passing through the Strait of Hormuz has sparked a
French peacekeeper killed in Lebanon exposes UN mission risks
The assassination of a French peacekeeper in south Lebanon has rekindled the debate on the operational risks of United Nations
Deadly migration journeys reveal global governance failures
Lethal migration processes and failure of global governance are ever characterized by continuous and escalating deaths along key paths. According
We Cannot Let Lebanon Fail: UN Relief Chief’s Warning to the Security Council
The UN relief chief’s stark declaration that “We cannot let Lebanon fail” functions as both a humanitarian appeal and a
Indonesia’s Push for a Security Council Meeting After Peacekeepers Killed
Indonesia’s request for an urgent Security Council meeting following the killing of its peacekeepers is more than a ceremonial tribute;