Clashes in Khartoum: What's going on in Sudan?
Sudan, on April 15, saw violent clashes erupt between the military and the paramilitary forces. What led to this?
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Neom City Update
The construction on Neom has started. We first reported on the project way back in December 2020. Neom: Reality, Fantasy, and Tribal LivesLast week, a visit caused much controversy. While some admitted that such a meeting took place, others made their denial known. Was this denial categorical? Maybe not. The
Israel's Judicial Reforms: The Road to a Troubled Regime
Benjamin Netanyahu ousted his Defense Minister. Protests have sparked up. What led to the current tension in Israel?
AUKUS Focus
UK, US, and Australia have signed a submarine deal. But what is Australia's gamble here? Is this a need or a want for the country?
The Gyeonggi Pay Model
With the German Pilot Project set to begin early next year, it's time for Europe to consider UBI as a guarantor of social security and sustainable economic growth.
A Murky Breakup on the Cards
Will the breakup of the United Kingdom be the next domino to fall after Brexit? As nationalist sentiments grow in constituent nations such as Wales and Scotland, the possibility of secession looms large
Blow the Whistle Out Loud
The pandemic brought the need for transparency to the forefront, and the EU's directive on protecting whistle-blowers is a step in the right direction, but loopholes need fixing to make it truly effective.
Europe and the Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict
Violence cannot be ignored as both sides have heavily funded and weaponized military, and a sustained struggle could have dire consequences for Europe's energy security and geopolitical stability