Is Egypt in Africa? The Fascinating Geography Behind the World’s Most Misplaced Country
Egypt is one of the few countries on Earth that is genuinely transcontinental. The Suez Canal, the 193-kilometre waterway connecting the Mediterranean…
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Turkey’s Soft Power in Action: Conquering hearts through Culture, Aid, and Religion
In the 21st century, power is no longer measured solely in jet fighters or trade deals. Perceptions, narratives, and humanitarian visibility often…
Chaharshanbe Suri: Iran’s regime faces a fiery festival
On March 17, Iranians will gather to celebrate the festival of Chaharshanbe Suri, or sometimes known as “the fire festival.” Chaharshanbe Suri…
From Silence to Asylum: How Iran’s Women Footballers Turned The Pitch into a Protest Stage
The image of the Iran women’s footballers lasted only a moment. As the team bus pulled away from Gold Coast Stadium in…
Loyalty vs Survival: Hezbollah’s Existential Gamble in the Iran Conflict
In early March 2026, Lebanon entered a perilous new chapter. The Iran conflict, which began between the United States, Israel, and Iran…