#globalpolitics

Mehr Un Nisa Islamabad: They were shaped by global politics and its unresolved crises. It is often easy to dismiss the political views of young people as naïve, too idealistic, too online, or too distrustful. But listening closely to…

AFP Beijing: Chinese President Xi Jinping is set to visit North Korea next week, marking his first trip to Pyongyang in seven years and underscoring Beijing’s efforts to strengthen its diplomatic role amid shifting global alliances.…

News Desk  Moscow: Russia’s nuclear-capable Oreshnik missile has once again drawn global attention after its reported use in attacks on Ukraine, sparking concern among Western governments and defense analysts over the weapon’s speed,…

Shanza Kabeer  Islamabad: In 2026, the Strait of Hormuz once again became the center of global anxiety. This narrow maritime passage, only about 33 kilometers wide at its narrowest point, emerged as perhaps the most dangerous…

Ishtiaq Ahmed  Bradford: As we approach the conclusion of the first 25 years of the current millennium, I find myself reflecting on the period around its beginning,  the turn of the year 2000, and the events that, in hindsight, proved…

AFP/APP Johannesburg: From Nepal to Peru, Morocco to Madagascar, Gen Z protesters took to the streets in 2025, toppling two governments and challenging authorities across the world. With the symbol of a skull and crossbones wearing a…

AFP/APP Berlin: Germany is facing a prolonged period of political uncertainty following the upcoming election in February. After the vote, it seems like it could take months to form a new government, with coalition talks expected to be…

Saleem Raza Bradford: As the echoes of 25 years of suffering under the deposed Bashar al-Assad in Syriareverberate, Saleem Raza’s poignant poem The Pyrrhic Victory of Hope becomes a mirror reflecting the cost of misplaced alliances and…