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What’s Going On in Syria’s Druze Region? A Simple Breakdown

The crisis in Suwayda is not about religion—it’s about power, control, and the future of a nation struggling to unify.

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Bangladesh Turns into a Haven of Anarchy: The Grim Failure of the Interim Government

This situation also reflects a collapse of the justice system. A culture of impunity has taken root, eroding public faith

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Mobs, Murders, and Silence: Bangladesh Yunus Govt’s Human Rights Catastrophe

The interim government led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus has thus become a dark chapter of impunity, mob violence, and

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The Story Behind Bangladesh’s Women and the Rise of Religious Schools

Sheikh Hasina made significant strides toward advancing women’s economic empowerment, yet her efforts were ultimately overshadowed by the rapid growth

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ANALYSIS: Ceasefire or Illusion? The Three Pillars Peace Needs

To achieve lasting cessation of hostilities, three core issues must be resolved – and resolved fully, not cosmetically. Some of

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MBS: Powering Saudi Arabia Beyond Oil

The reforms are part of the broader Vision 2030 initiative that is rapidly modernizing the Kingdom—socially, economically, and culturally. A

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Sect, State, and Survival: The Asads and the Reversal of Syria’s Social Order

Regimes that prioritize power over people will eventually crumble, no matter how long they hold on. On December 8, 2024,

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