Strait of Hormuz safety and Iran’s escalating pressure
The Gulf states are making efforts to put pressure on the UN Security Council to adopt a tougher stance against
South Korea Initiates Drafting of UN SDGs Implementation Report
As part of South Korea’s commitment to global sustainability, the country has made a monumental step forward by beginning the
UN Warns of Rising Drone Threat in Sudan
Recently the United Nations expressed serious concern over the increasing use of drones in combat. They have now defined these
Indonesia’s UN Vision: Ground Impact Over Rhetorical Reforms
Indonesia‘s UN vision ground impact reflects a deliberate recalibration of multilateral engagement, moving from abstract reform discourse toward measurable outcomes.
Chadian Troops Lead UN-Backed Push Against Haitian Gangs
The Chadian troops Haiti gangs mission represents a decisive shift in how international actors approach urban insecurity in fragile states.
$1 Trillion Ad Spend Funds AI-Driven Disinformation
The $1 Trillion Ad Spend Disinformation environment reflects a structural transformation in how global information systems are financed and organized.
From Oil to Ore: Middle East War’s Hidden Supply Chain Blow
The escalation of the conflict in the Middle East has increased the strategic significance of the Strait of Hormuz beyond
AI Godfather Hinton Urges Global Brakes on Runaway Superintelligence
Another of the most aggressive interventions so far by one of the main figures in the field of artificial intelligence
Gaza’s highly educated are surviving in the informal economy
Gaza’s highly educated informal economy reflects a deep structural imbalance between human capital and available work. Years of investment in
Gaza’s 77‑Year Human‑Development Setback and the Politics of Reconstruction
The 77-year human-development loss of Gaza is one of the worst reverses ever experienced in a contemporary conflict zone. In