AI’s rapid integration into workflows has triggered agency decay, eroding human judgment and responsibility across four ...

Serving as the First Chief Commissioner of British Burma, Sir Arthur Purves Phayre was a pivotal 19th-century colonial administrator. Revered for his mutual respect with King Mindon and deep cultural ...

Sudan’s war is not a duel of generals. It’s the return of a Muslim Brotherhood project that seized the state in 1989, survived the 2019 ...

The greatest challenge facing Saudi Arabia in Yemen has never been purely military. It has always been political. Since Riyadh launched its intervention against the Houthi movement in 2015, the ...

The Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI) has faced relentless attacks from Iran and its proxies, despite its declared neutrality in the US–Israeli campaign against Iran. Iran’s strikes, including a deadly ...

Editor-in-Chief Atul Singh and Josef Olmert, a former Israeli government official and Middle East scholar, discuss the apparent conclusion of the latest round of conflict involving the United States, ...

Eight hundred and eighty civilians. That is how many people drones have killed in Sudan in the first four months of 2026 alone, more than 80% of all conflict deaths, according to UN figures released ...

When the US and Israel launched Operation Epic Fury on the morning of February 28, the Middle East witnessed the acceleration of a conflict simmering for nearly half a century. The opening salvos of ...

Indonesia’s energy transition faces a financing bottleneck, with coal retirement stalled despite strong climate commitments. A small, concessional financing deal with the Japan Bank for International ...

Lea Ypi, author of Indignity: A Life Reimagined, is one of the most compelling philosophical voices of our time. She’s also a lively and personable speaker. Born in Albania under the Hoxha communist ...