Behind claims of free markets lies a system of political intervention that shields entrenched industries, sidelines emerging alternatives and redistributes power upward.

International legal experts warn that the draconian mass incarceration policies and arbitrary detentions orchestrated by Nayib Bukele constitute crimes against humanity.

The International Energy Agency has mandated the release of four hundred million barrels of crude oil to stabilise global markets following military escalation in the Middle East.

Balendra Shah and his Rastriya Swatantra Party have secured an unprecedented parliamentary majority in Nepal following violent youth-led protests that collapsed the previous communist establishment.

The structure of the UNSC reflects a geopolitical order forged after the Second World War. In a multipolar world facing renewed nuclear risks, meaningful reform may require rethinking veto power—and giving the wider UN General Assembly a stronger voice.

South Sudan's worsening situation and lack of international support.

A revolution that overthrew a shah in the name of republican virtue now appears to have produced its own dynasty, as Mojtaba Khamenei assumes power after the killing of Ali Khamenei in a joint American and Israeli strike.

The annual convergence of China's legislature and advisory body signals a hardening focus on economic self-sufficiency and technological sovereignty amid ongoing military purges.

The effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz following military strikes on Iran has triggered severe volatility across global financial and energy markets.

As powerful leaders defy global norms and institutions falter, the question is no longer whether the world order is weakening, but what will replace it.

The targeted killing of Ali Khamenei by American and Israeli forces plunges the Islamic Republic into a precarious succession crisis while escalating regional military hostilities.

The UK by-election win by the Greens a sign of the changing political landscape in the UK.

While Iran offered unprecedented concessions that could have made nuclear war impossible, Israel and the US have chosen another illegal war.

Airstrikes on Kabul and border clashes mark the sharpest escalation yet between Pakistan and Taliban-run Afghanistan after a fragile 2025 ceasefire.

Outrage in Arab capitals followed Mike Huckabee’s blunt answer to a simple question. Yet the comment may have been less a gaffe than a moment of honesty about Washington’s real stance.

Prosecutors at the International Criminal Court argue that former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte was central to a campaign of extrajudicial killings.

Peru choses another President with a dubious background.

Donald Trump’s military buildup in the Middle East serves as a coercive backdrop to fragile nuclear negotiations with Tehran.

A UK high court has ruled the government's proscription of the direct-action group Palestine Action as unlawful, citing a disproportionate interference with free speech rights.