Tasked with a growing list of global crises, the UN must get serious about communicating its results before donors start to lose patience.

Recent weapons sales to CSTO-member Armenia are being justified under the pretense that the country is breaking away from Russian security architecture. But is this really the case?

With the Olympics on the horizon, terrorist attacks are shaking public faith in the security services.

The Myanmar junta is imperiled as a coalition of rebel groups launch the largest offensive since the 2021 coup.

The ruling against First Quantum Minerals is being heralded as a victory for environmental rights and people power.

Tensions are being ramped up in Kosovo and upcoming elections in Serbia on December 17 represent another potential escalation.

Those advocating for Taliban recognition must consider the ongoing renaissance of al-Qaeda, a process that is being actively facilitated by the regime.

A four-day humanitarian pause has brought about a much-needed humanitarian reprieve and release of hostages, but don’t expect it to last beyond Monday.

Vietnam’s fishing industry has made strides in addressing some of the EU’s concerns over IUU; however, there’s still work to be done.

The Islamic world’s dilemma over Palestine sheds light on the nuanced nature of international relations and the diverse forces shaping geopolitical realities.