Sudan’s Real Enemy: Not the UAE, But a 70-Year Poison.
By Diing Magot Sudan is bleeding; 25,000 dead, 10 million displaced, cities turned to ghosts. Yet a viral whisper promises salvation: Kick out the UAE, and in 15 minutes, Sudan becomes the African Switzerland. Seductive. Simple. Deadly wrong. The crisis didn’t ignite in 2023 when Burhan and Hemedti turned Khartoum into a battlefield. It didn’t […]
Turkey’s Energy Pivot: Strategic Realignment and the Erosion of Russian Leverage.
By Rick Clay Between 2024 and late 2025, the global energy landscape has undergone a dramatic recalibration, driven in large part by the Trump Administration’s aggressive sanctions architecture targeting Russia’s oil sector. Through a coordinated campaign of financial restrictions, entity blacklisting, and enforcement of maritime price caps, the administration has successfully disrupted Russia’s crude exports […]
The Taiwan Flashpoint: The U.S.-China Struggle and the Fate of the Indo-Pacific.
By Ampamya Ronah In the heart of the Pacific, a single island could ignite the next global conflict. Taiwan—democratic, technologically advanced, and strategically vital—has become the epicenter of a superpower showdown between the United States and China. What began as trade friction has escalated into an arms race and now teeters on the brink of […]
Remain Calm. Democracy Is Doing Just Fine.
By Ernest Francais America’s mentally compromised ex-president Joe Biden (of autopen fame) continues to repeatthe Left’s accusation that President Trump is a “threat to democracy.” This is a continuation ofwhat Biden has said basically since the inception of his now concluded presidency. Theunfounded nature of the threat to democracy warning, however, is readily apparent whenconsidered […]
Uganda and UAE Forge Historic Investment Deals as Business Forum Concludes in Kampala.
By Nabimara Benson The Fourth Uganda-UAE Business Forum concluded on a high note in Kampala, with Uganda and the United Arab Emirates signing multiple high-value investment agreements in agriculture, energy, and infrastructure. Held at the Speke Resort Munyonyo from October 27 to 29, 2025, the three-day event—under the theme “Accelerating Investment Partnerships for Shared Prosperity”—brought […]
Why JPMorgan Says Gold Could Double by 2028 And What It Means for Global Investors.
By Lawson Kasshanna After a week of turbulence that saw gold suffer its steepest one-day drop in over a decade, Wall Street’s attention has turned to the metal once again — and this time, optimism is shining through the uncertainty. According to a new report from JPMorgan strategists, gold could more than double in value […]
U.S.–Asia Strategic Crossroads: Triumph, Turbulence and a Quiet.
By Prof Bill Michael President Donald Trump strode into the 47th ASEAN Summit with the swagger of a dealmaker and emerged with a ledger of victories that could redefine the Indo-Pacific for a generation. Rare-earth pacts with Malaysia, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Thailand. A trade framework with Hanoi. The Kuala Lumpur Peace Accords ending a bloody […]
The Press Under Siege: Lebanon’s Media Caught Between Law and Power.
By Dr. Abdelaziz Tarekji Lebanon’s press freedom is no longer measured by occasional summonses—it is ensnared in a deliberate system where politics, law, and judiciary converge to suppress dissent. Since 2024, journalists and media outlets face escalating attacks: battlefield strikes in southern Lebanon, physical assaults during coverage, and judicial campaigns that twist legal provisions to […]
Between the Dollar Auction and Tehran’s Shadow Networks:The Battle of Iraq’s Banks is the Battle of Its Sovereignty.
By Tim Frazer Iraqi sovereignty today is no longer contested only in the halls of government, the corridors of diplomacy, or the frontlines of armed groups. It is also being fought in bank headquarters, wire transfer rooms, and compliance audits. The Iraqi dinar continues to bleed hard currency, while billions flow quietly into Iranian accounts […]
Rep Oye Set to Join October 25’s Target Boycott headlined by Nina Turner.
Washington, DC—DC’s US Representative Oye Owolewa is set to participate in Saturday’s “Boycott Target” press conference, headlined by former Ohio State Senator and US Congressional Candidate Nina Turner. This press conference, scheduled on October 25th at 11 am located in front of Columbia Heights Target at 3100 14th St NW STE 201, marks a critical […]