What if the Ceuta migration crisis was not only a humanitarian tragedy and border-security failure?
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Why Arunachal Pradesh remains the hardest question in India–China relations
India–China tensions resurface around Arunachal Pradesh (along their disputed Himalayan frontier). We explore the implications.
The oil surplus that still leaves people poor
The phrase “oil surplus” suggests abundance. Yet oil markets do not operate like a public pantry where abundance automatically guarantees access.
China’s people-centred progress: When billionaire wealth meets a social contract
China’s people-centred progress grew from expanding people’s capacity to live, work, learn, create and shape their collective future.
The equation of this war is clear: either everyone or no one
The region is moving from fragile de-escalation back toward coercive diplomacy by force, with consequences that reach far beyond Tehran and Washington.
Another war the US is losing
Since China’s Moonshot AI has released Kimi K3, America’s once-commanding AI lead has effectively vanished overnight.
Namibian President’s pathbreaking actions against Western financial dependency and corruption
A new model for Africa? Under President Nandi‑Ndaitwah, Namibia moves towards financial independence, reducing reliance on foreign borrowing.
Why Indigenous and Global Majority stories must come from ourselves
When Indigenous and Global Majority communities write our own stories, we are not just chronicling lives; we are reclaiming worlds.
Africa’s climate innovations: Turning crisis into resilience
We look at Africa’s climate innovations, spotlighting examples of African ingenuity countering food insecurity.
Climate apartheid’s harvest: How climate change is starving Africa
Following our February Postscripts exploration of “Climate Apartheid”, this article turns to its devastating ripple effect: food insecurity.