Smoke over the Mediterranean: Gaza’s latest day of loss and the uneasy talk of deals The sky above Gaza City has turned familiar shades of ash and copper—smoke
From Kyiv’s Workshops to Capitol Hill: Ukraine’s Bold Bet on Weapons, Drones and Survival There is a particular light in Kyiv at dusk this autumn — a ragged,
On the Eve of Decision: Moldova’s Tightrope Between Europe and Moscow There is a crispness to the air in Chisinau that feels like expectation: flags flutter,
A Spanish city pauses to remember an Irish rebel: the night Red Hugh came home On a mild evening in Valladolid, the kind of dusk that softens stone and
In a nation charting a course of sustained economic recovery, one institution stands as both a testament to resilience and a catalyst for growth: Salaam
The Kremlin’s Shelters and Ukraine’s Resolve: A War Told in Missives and Mud It began with a line that felt designed to puncture both decorum and complacency:
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Across a Silver Sea: The Flotilla That Refuses to Be Invisible At dawn off the rugged coast of Crete, the Mediterranean wore its most honest face—steely,
A Quiet Exit, a Roar of Consequence: The Day the General Assembly Shifted The great chamber at the United Nations felt smaller than usual the moment Benjamin
Europe’s New Frontier: Building a “Drone Wall” Across the East On a chilly morning in Helsinki, ministers and military aides hovered over laptops and maps,
When the UN Hall Held Its Breath: A Moment of Fracture and the Weight of Memory The United Nations General Assembly, a place where diplomatic ritual often
A phone in your pocket, a card for your life: Britain’s digital ID debate arrives Picture this: a commuter on a rain-slicked platform in Manchester, thumb
Sep 26(Jowhar)-Waxaa magaalada Kampala ee dalka Uganda Lagu soo gabagabeeyay shir muhiim ah oo ku saabsan Isbeddelka Cimilada Maaliyadda iyo sida Afrika
Sanaa in Smoke: A City Wakes to the Sound of Bombs At dawn, the whitewashed mud-brick skyline of Yemen’s capital looked, for a moment, like any other morning