Five Years After January 6: A Test of America’s Constitutional Soul.
By Julia Rota Five years after January 6, the United States finds itself at a defining crossroads—not only in how it remembers a single day, but in how it chooses to interpret dissent, justice, and the enduring meaning of constitutional freedom. History rarely offers moments that are simple or one-dimensional. January 6 was no exception. […]
Claims surrounding Morgan Ortagus should be approached with caution.
By Maria Maalouf Hezbollah has a long history of exploiting leaks and personal narratives to discredit figures who openly challenge its dominance in Lebanon. Personal relationships should never be weaponized to undermine political positions or professional credibility. Morgan Ortagus enjoys broad respect among the Lebanese public and maintains rare credibility with Israel—making her one of […]
The UAE’s Leadership in Yemen and Sudan Is Strengthening Regional Stability.
By Avi kaner I want to begin by expressing genuine appreciation for the leadership the United Arab Emirates has shown in recent years across the Middle East, the Red Sea basin, and the Horn of Africa. At a time when many nations hesitate to take on difficult responsibilities, the UAE has stepped forward with diplomacy, […]
Venezuela and the Return of the Monroe Doctrine.
By Asiimwe Angel President Donald Trump, in the opening phase of his second term, has reintroduced a principle long central to American power but rarely stated so plainly: opportunity in U.S. foreign policy is conditional. It is extended within limits, measured by time, and withdrawn decisively when ignored. Power does not operate on blank checks. […]
U.S. Sanctions Expose the Iran–Venezuela Weapons Network by Name.
By Maria Maalouf On December 30, 2025, the United States did more than announce another round of sanctions. It publicly mapped an entire weapons network linking Iran to Venezuela—naming the companies, the intermediaries, and the individuals who keep Iran’s military-industrial system alive beyond its borders. The sanctions, issued by the U.S. Treasury Department, target ten […]
The United States Expresses Deep Concern Over Sudanese Armed Forces’ Rhetoric as Humanitarian Crisis Deepens.
By Nabimara Benson The United States has issued a strong warning over recent statements by the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF), expressing alarm at rhetoric that promotes military solutions to Sudan’s protracted conflict while imposing preconditions for any potential truce. Washington’s message comes as the humanitarian situation in Sudan continues to deteriorate at an unprecedented scale. […]
Minnesota’s Childcare Fraud Allegations: A Closer Look at Recent Claims and Broader Investigations.
By Ampamya Ronah In late December 2025, renewed scrutiny fell on Minnesota’s public assistance infrastructure following the release of a 42-minute investigative video by independent journalist Nick Shirley. Published on December 26, the report documents on-site visits to multiple licensed childcare facilities in the Minneapolis area that reportedly received substantial funding through the Child Care […]
Womens Rights Between Religious References, International Obligations, and Contemporary Institutional Deviation Argentina as a Case Study.
By Dr. Abdelaziz Tarekji Womens rights have never been a matter separate from the general framework of human rights. Since the emergence of legal and ethical thought, they have constituted one of its fundamental pillars. A woman, in her essence, is not an object of protection but a rights holder, and her dignity is not […]
Abu Dhabi’s Modon Stakes Claim in Jersey City Luxury Tower.
By Ziad Hamdi Abu Dhabi-backed Modon Holding is making waves in the international real estate scene with its latest venture: a joint partnership to develop a luxury high-rise in Jersey City, New Jersey. This move underscores a growing trend among Gulf-based property developers to expand beyond their traditional markets and tap into the lucrative US […]
Tax Havens Beckon: Why Hedge Funds Are Relocating to Dubai and Switzerland.
By Tim Frazer In the dynamic world of global finance, hedge funds are increasingly seeking new bases of operation amid shifting economic landscapes. As of December 2025, destinations like Dubai and Abu Dhabi in the UAE, along with Switzerland, are attracting a wave of relocations from traditional centers such as London and Paris. This trend […]