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OPINION
Israel can have the bomb but not Iran: The hypocrisy of the international order
The Zionist state is believed to have a nuclear arsenal despite not acknowledging it officially. Iran is being punished for adhering to global norms.
Sami Al-Arian
CULTURE
BUSINESS
POLITICS
Israel’s strike on Iran: A defining test for the multipolar world order
Israel’s strike on Iran exposes cracks in the multipolar world order—and puts rising powers like China and Russia to the test.
By
Talha Yavuz
Pakistan and Taliban-led Afghanistan edge toward fragile rapprochement, with a nudge from China
After years of border clashes and mutual distrust, Islamabad and Kabul reopen diplomatic channels, with China quietly helping ease tensions, but deep-rooted challenges remain.
By
Amir Zia
BRICS talks reveal fault lines ahead of Rio Summit
The expanded BRICS group voiced rare unity on trade protectionism and currency diversification—but failed to reach consensus on Security Council reform, exposing the challenges of a broader coalition.
By
Djoomart Otorbaev
Israeli strikes on Iran: Netanyahu’s calculated diversion from Gaza?
The latest military escalation follows a pattern of the Israeli PM mounting something big every time he is under pressure from the global community over the Gaza war.
By
Luciano Zaccara
Why sanctioning Smotrich and Ben-Gvir won’t stop Israel’s Gaza genocide
Western governments have finally sanctioned two of Israel’s most extreme ministers—but this token move ignores the deeper system of apartheid, occupation, and settler violence they represent.
By
Sami Al-Arian
Behind The Headlines
Georgia is balancing East and West in a shifting global order
Emil Avdaliani
Pakistan bets big on Bitcoin, but will it deliver?
Hannan Hussain
Setting the scene for a SAFE Europe, and Türkiye’s place in the new order
Mikail Yasar Gunay
Do they know it’s Eid in Gaza?
Gone are the sheep, sweets, and reunions. In their place: tents, loss, and collective prayers. This is what Eid looks like under siege in Gaza.
By
Ahmed Najar
Arab Muslim vs White Christian: Who gets called a terrorist, and who doesn’t?
After a white British man drove into a crowd at Liverpool’s victory parade, authorities were quick to deny terrorism, despite over 100 injuries. Then why does the same act earn a different label when the perpetrator is non-White or Muslim?
By
Sunniya Ahmad Pirzada
China the guide as Pakistan, Afghanistan start new journey on old path
A trilateral summit last month has paved the way for Islamabad and Kabul to seek common ground on issues affecting both nations.
By
Ata Şahit
Hajj 2025: Navigating faith in the age of AI
As millions embark on Hajj 2025 in Saudi Arabia, guided by apps and AI, Muslims around the world are grappling with a shared question: how do we protect spiritual sincerity in an age of constant digital connection?
By
Arfah Farooq
Türkiye is now the stabilising factor in a world riddled with crises
Ankara has firmly established itself as a reliable and trusted mediator. From Africa to Ukraine and the Balkans, the story gets better and bigger.
By
Mustafa Krupalija
The Lachin summit and evolving Türkiye-Azerbaijan-Pakistan partnership
The three Muslim-majority nations have backed each other in times of crisis and provided unconditional support on crucial issues in global platforms.
By
Ayaz Rzayev
A seismic shift: What comes with AI will not be business as usual
The rapid growth of artificial intelligence will lead to far-reaching socio-economic upheavals. And the first wave has already hit humanity.
By
Ozan Ahmet Cetin
Spotlight
Ali Shaqailah
In Gaza, even my children’s right to play is under attack
6 min read
Maria Hamid
Pakistan’s CPEC didn’t mean to empower women, but it did anyway
3 min read
Ahmed Najar
600 days of Israel’s genocide. 600 days of death and destruction for Palestinians
5 min read
Ata Şahit
Can the Taliban’s opium ban help Afghanistan shed its drug economy?
7 min read
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