US government’s preconditions are, at best, attempts by the President to delay returning the money the Taliban government desperately needs to rebuild Afghanistan after years of death and destruction.
It will be limited to an audience of tech-savvy gamers unless a decentralised immersive virtual world is created along user-friendly lines.
In a recent speech at a university in Prague, the German Chancellor outlined his vision of an expanded EU, but at a time of unstable economics, the idea could backfire.
8th September is International Literacy Day. Millions of people worldwide still can’t read and write. We must do much better.
Muqtada al Sadr will always have a place and a role to play in the dysfunctional Iraqi status-quo, which helps Iran weild its influence in Iraq.
The revelations on three British schoolgirls trafficked to become ‘Jihadi Brides’ of Daesh must be investigated by an independent panel.
Islam began to spread among Hungarians long before the Magyars heard the first Christian sermon, and before Hungary came under Ottoman rule.
Organisations affiliated to India’s ruling BJP are spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to mainstream a controversial political ideology that draws its strength from dehumanising and vilifying Muslims.
Passive policies of the US and the West towards Somalia might have unprecedented results globally. The world leaders need to act quickly before deaths start to rise rapidly.
The Türkiye-brokered agreement proves that there is no alternative to negotiations in a war. The sanctions-happy West must show the same prudence to find a way to end the hostilities.
Washington’s ambiguous policy on Taiwan has often caused heartburn for Beijing. But in the great game in the Asia Pacific region, none would dare to go for a direct confrontation.
As Europe is hit by a drought, the worst in 500 years, there’s surprising wisdom coming to the dry shores, reminding Europeans that their long-held grandeur might fast evaporate into a delusion.
To the world, the UK's Conservative party wants to broadcast an image of diversity by fielding minority candidates. But there’s a lot else at play.
Failure to revive the JCPOA could trigger turmoil in the Middle East where warring nations and suspicious neighbours are always breathing down each other’s neck.
From hosting peace talks in Istanbul to bringing together foreign ministers of Ukraine and Russia and securing the ‘Grain Deal,’ Ankara’s steadfast determination in dealing with the conflict has provided a glimmer of hope in these troubled times.
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