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SIPRI hosts two events on reducing military escalation risks
In November and December, SIPRI hosted two events on risk reduction.
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Trump’s interference invalidates the presidential election in Honduras
An extraordinary catalog of US interference – amounting to an electoral coup – may have destroyed what was already a struggling democracy in Honduras. Trump has succeeded in closing the door to progressive government and in all likelihood his preferred neoliberal candidate – previously trailing in many opinion polls – will be declared president when…
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Rohingya Crisis: The Big Question—What Lies Ahead?
The word Rohingya refugee is about to settle in a dictionary now. Only woes continue for Rohingya refugees and make the atmosphere hostile, dump, nasty, and self-contained interest of some neighboring countries. Above one million Rohingya refugees are now becoming a burden for Bangladesh, which has suffered chronic difficulties not only in getting the way…
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Generation Z: “To rise up against corruption, in alliance with all peoples”
David versus Goliath. At a press conference, the Peruvian Alliance Against Corruption, made up of various self-organized groups and spokespeople for Generation Z, announced the massive National March to be held this Saturday, June 6th, and Sunday, June 7th, demanding that the Peruvian government carry out “A great purge of corrupt officials,” “No to the…
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Russia Is Taking The Finnish Front Of The New Cold War Very Seriously
Medvedev’s article shows that Russia is prepared to tackle all Finnish-emanating threats from NATO. Former Russian President and incumbent Deputy Secretary of the Security Council Dmitry Medvedev published a scathing article at TASS in early September about “The New Finnish Doctrine: Stupidity, Lies, Ingratitude” in which he excoriated Finland for its former alliance with the…
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Disobedience that repairs the world
Only international pressure can stop Israel, as it stopped apartheid in South Africa. And if governments are complicit, who will put pressure on them? You and I, we, the people, starting with young people like Ella and Iddo of Mesarvot, like Daniel of Tikkun—a decolonial Jewish diaspora, like our children who refuse to submit to…
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UK National Emergency Briefing Wakes Up World
An impressive display of world-class scientists recently (Nov. 27th) held a UK National Emergency Briefing, informing the world of impending climate change disaster scenarios that can no longer be ignored. A wartime footing is necessary. Ten of the UK’s leading experts briefed politicians, business leaders, faith leaders, sports, and the media in a marathon session.…
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South Asia’s Lost Wisdom in an Age of Manufactured Hostility
South Asia, a region that once illuminated the world with its philosophy of balance, humility, and coexistence, today stands clouded by hostility and suspicion. The birthplace of some of humanity’s deepest moral and spiritual teachings has become a battleground of narratives—crafted not by sages or scholars, but by political strategists, media empires, and military establishments…
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Myanmar: PEC Demands Release Of All Scribes Before Polls
Geneva, 7 December 2025: Press Emblem Campaign (PEC), the global media safety and rights body, urges the military regime of Myanmar to release all media professionals before the proposed multi-phase elections starting on 28 December. The forum also insisted on abolishing the new election interference law, which continues harassing scribes and social media users in…
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Politics Should Have Retirement, Like All Other Professions
By G M Forhadul Mozumder (Dhaka Bureau) The issue of age limits and retirement in politics is extremely important. In many countries around the world, there are age requirements for taking on political responsibility. This not only maintains the quality of leadership but also opens up opportunities for the new generation, paving the way for…