Current Affairs

What this Article is About This article argues that the breakup of the Ottoman era and the political fragmentation that followed left the Muslim world weak and divided, making it easier for outside powers to shape the region’s borders and […]

What this Article is About This article argues that a major strike on Iran’s infrastructure revealed deep weaknesses in its strategy of restraint and reliance on diplomacy. It says Tehran’s decision not to build nuclear weapons left it vulnerable rather

Capitalism doesn’t die in quiet revolutions. It erupts in chaos, with moments so raw they expose the cracks in a system built on exploitation.

In May 2025, Donald Trump returned to the Gulf like a Caesar revisiting his provinces.

In 2025, diplomacy has become a tool not of compromise, but coercion. From Tehran to Moscow, Washington’s negotiations are less about securing peace and more about dictating the terms of global obedience.

Capitalism, we are told, brings progress, prosperity, and freedom. But for much of the world, it has delivered only suffering. From Nigeria to Venezuela, Congo to Angola, nations overflowing with natural wealth are locked in poverty, hunger, and foreign dependency.

What this Article is About This article says that several governments in the region have failed to act forcefully to stop what many describe as the mass killing of civilians in Gaza, and in some ways have made the situation

To be a superpower requires more than economic weight or military scale. It demands three things: a universal ideology that legitimizes global action, a strategic imperative to shape foreign regions, and the military will to act beyond one’s borders.

For over half a century, Europe lived inside a geopolitical illusion. Protected by American power, fueled by Russian gas, and enriched by global trade—especially between China and the U.S.—the continent prospered without having to project power.

Yesterday, Khaled Nabhan, a man of quiet dignity and boundless love, was killed in an Israeli attack on Al-Nuseirat refugee camp, returning to Allah ﷻ. Khaled was a grandfather, a storyteller, and the gentle backbone of his family.