US-Iran Tensions Reignite After Mutual Accusations
Recent hostilities between the United United States and Iran have flared up. Both nations accuse the other of breaking a peace agreement. This memorandum of und
Politics
Iraqi Anti-Corruption Drive Met With Public Doubt Despite High-Profile Raids
Iraqi authorities have launched a high-stakes campaign to recover stolen public funds, seizing tens of millions in cash and various assets across the country. W
Trump-Appointed Judge Blocks DOJ Subpoena for Georgia Election Workers' Data
The Justice Department issued a grand‑jury subpoena in April demanding the names and personal contact details of county employees and volunteer poll workers in
Hamas to Hand Over Gaza Power to Technocrats
Hamas announced on Monday that it will dissolve its government in the Gaza Strip after nearly two decades in control. The Islamist group will hand over power to
Marine Le Pen Convicted of EU Fund Misuse, Presidential Bid Possible with Electronic Tag
Marine Le Pen, leader of France's National Rally party, has been found guilty of misusing European Union funds. A Paris appeals court upheld her conviction. How
Russia's Shadow Fleet: A Challenge to European Security
Russia is openly claiming ownership and arming its „shadow fleet„of oil tankers. This fleet operates outside standard maritime regulations. European governments
Marine Le Pen Faces Decision on Election Candidacy After Paris Court Ruling
Paris, July 7 — France’s far‑right leader Marine Le Pen can now choose whether to stand in the upcoming presidential election. A Paris appeal court cleared a le
Uncertainty Over Ghana's Anti-Corruption Plan
Ghana's President John Dramani Mahama is strengthening public accountability to build trust. Governance experts say the success of the plan depends on consisten
Philippines' Democracy Put to the Test
The Philippines is abuzz with the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte, set to shape the country's 2028 presidential race. In Manila, the trial bega
Low-Cost Loans for Solar Panels Could Cut Energy Bills
Millions of UK households could save hundreds of pounds annually on energy bills with government-backed low-cost loans for solar panels. New Economics Foundatio
US-Iran Tensions Reshape Africa's Geopolitics
Africa is being forced to rethink its security and economic priorities due to the escalating conflict between the US, Israel, and Iran. The conflict is affectin
Israeli Parliament Advances October 7 Inquiry Bill
Israel's parliament, the Knesset, took a significant step on Monday. They approved the initial reading of a bill. This legislation aims to create a commission o