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Have the Seeds of an Asian Spring Been Sown?
The 2025 protests in Nepal against a corrupt government have marked a turning point in youth-led mobilization in…
Opinion | The Nobel Peace Prize is Quietly Redefining…
The Nobel Peace Prize has chosen to defend democracy as the sole legitimate architecture for peace.
Justice Through Multilateralism: How the WTO Can Change…
For multilateral trade systems to fulfill the promise of justice and societal change, the asymmetrical nature of…
What Dharavi Knows About Cities
Inside Mumbai’s Dharavi, a multibillion-dollar redevelopment plan brings upheaval and uncertainty to nearly one…
Benefits Gone in a SNAP? Government Shutdowns, Budget…
The US government has reopened, but at what cost to citizens, and to American democracy?
Le Maroc avance, son peuple patiente
Le contraste est frappant : d’un côté, une ambition nationale soutenue par des projets d’envergure, et de l’autre,…
Panda Diplomacy: The Power of Cultural Symbols in…
Panda diplomacy serves as a sophisticated form of soft power, crafting a positive image of China and securing…
Opinion | A Woke Pope for Our Authoritarian Times?
Pope Leo XIV is emphasizing the humanitarian values of the Catholic Church to maintain the Church’s status as a…
Fighting Fire with Fire: Artillery in the…
It is of the utmost importance that Ukraine’s artillery needs are satiated—to defend its sovereignty, and to…
Opinion | Why Canada Still Needs a New Oil Pipeline
The path forward for the Canadian government is clear: to secure long-term economic strength, it must throw its…
Sanae Takaichi’s Premiership Is Unlikely to Close…
For Japan to close its gender gap, systemic change is necessary—something a woman prime minister alone cannot…
Blurring the Line: Is the Thailand-Cambodia Border…
Amid the recent intensification of the Cambodia-Thailand border conflict, another battle ignites: a "war of words"…