U.S. strikes, NATO’s resolve, and the pursuit of global stability
In a world on the brink of broader confrontation, diplomacy, alliances, and strategic restraint are vital to navigating the complexities of 2025.
Daniel Elliot
Building bridges in a fractured world: The ASEAN-GCC-China Summit
The economic rationale for ASEAN-GCC-China cooperation is compelling. ASEAN, with trade exceeding $4 trillion in 2024, is a global trade powerhouse.
Trump’s “America First” approach: Promise or peril?
For many, this felt like a long-overdue correction, a government finally putting its own people first. Yet, the approach often lacks nuance and stumbles in execution.
The life, legacy, and passing of Pope Francis
Pope Francis, 88, died on Easter Monday, April 21, at 7:35 a.m. CEST in his residence at Casa Santa Marta, Vatican City.
U.S. forces ramp up war against Houthis in Yemen after Iran-backed attacks
Iran’s involvement adds a layer of complexity to the conflict, transforming Yemen into a theater for broader regional tensions.
