Almir Bašović is among the leading literary theorists and playwrights in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and a professor of comparative literature at the…

Soldiers of the “Black Jack” brigade ritually furled and packed their unit’s colours in Fort Hood, Texas, in early May, as the tank unit’s 4,000…

Since Donald Trump took office in January last year, America’s economy has continued to be the envy of the world. In 2025, while Britain, France and…

Three years since the outbreak of the conflict in Sudan, a new reality is taking shape. Rapid fractures within the Rapid Support Forces, led by…

Away from the international spotlight, developments in Sudan's three-year civil war may mark the beginning of a profound transformation. With America…

For three years, Sudan’s civil war has defied every attempt at resolution. Mediators, concerned actors, and all others seeking to end the conflict…

A flurry of defections from a powerful Sudanese militia, combined with a recent military victory by the Sudanese Armed Forces in the south, has led…

As soon as the results of Hungary’s general election were announced last month, and Prime Minister Viktor Orbán fell from power, headlines began…

The French philosopher and political activist Simone Weil writes in a way that allows thought to unfold on the page. She writes to understand, and…

On 15 May, as Israeli strikes and Hezbollah drone attacks continued in Lebanon, Washington announced that Israel and Lebanon had agreed to extend…