Fifth Month, no end in sight: How stockpile limits, not diplomacy, are reshaping the US-Iran war
Nearly five months into a conflict Donald Trump once predicted would last “four or five weeks,” the United...
How a Gen Z protest party cracked Modi’s armor
The resignation of India’s education minister, Dharmendra Pradhan, on Saturday closes out a five-week standoff between the government...
How Sudan’s war keeps reproducing its own warlords
Sudan’s Army Built New Militias to Beat the RSF. Civilians Fear It Is Building the Next One. Three...
A fragile peace collapses: US and Iran trade fire again over who controls the Strait
The Ceasefire That Never Quite Held For the second consecutive day, US and Iranian forces exchanged direct strikes,...
The visa-ban playbook behind America’s African deportation deals
A pattern has emerged over the past year that goes well beyond routine immigration enforcement: the Trump administration...
Doha talks show US and Iran aren’t fighting. But they’re not really talking, either
Indirect talks between the United States and Iran concluded in Doha this week without producing a breakthrough, but...
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Survival
Drought pushes 6.5 million Somalis into acute hunger as aid funds dwindle
Around 6.5 million people in Somalia are facing acute hunger as a prolonged drought tightens its grip, the...
Climate change could push over a billion people into food crisis by 2100
More than 295 million people faced acute hunger in 2025, driven by conflict, displacement, economic shocks and climate...
Thousands of Cambodians remain displaced as Thailand hardens frontier
Six weeks after a ceasefire halted the worst fighting in more than a decade along the Thai–Cambodian border,...