Politics
Do airstrikes defeat the Houthis, or does Yemen's Red Sea crisis demand a diplomatic strategy instead?
More than 1,000 airstrikes against the Houthis since March 2025 have failed to stop their operations. They continue atta…
By Lara Sabri
Politics
What does the phenomenon of Harraga tell us about the hopes, frustrations, and sense of belonging among Moroccan youth today?”
Harga or Harraga, a frequently heard term in Morocco often described as “burning the borders,” is becoming increasingly …
By Fatiha Belfakir
Politics
How has organized crime become the governing logic of Myanmar's civil war, and what does that mean for ending it?
Five years after its February 2021 coup, Myanmar is a laboratory for a new political order, where armed conflict and tra…
By Guillermina Vallejo
Politics
Is "free and active" still a compass for Indonesia or has it drifted into get-what–it-can pragmatism?
Indonesia is having an influential diplomatic moment — high tempo, new pacts, a president personally driving foreign pol…
By Aryo Bimo Prasetyo
