Global Arms Revenues Hit Record $679 Billion as Nations Rush to Rearm. A new report from the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) shows the world’s...
Somaliland Faces a Coordinated Misinformation Assault: Evidence of Foreign Influence Campaigns Emerges. The daily churn of online debate in Somaliland has begun to reveal something far...
How the Lebanese Militia Lost Its Core Myth – A Regional Analysis. For nearly four decades, Hezbollah built its legitimacy on a single, seductive narrative: that...
Why Erdogan Fears Missiles More Than Extremists Inside Turkey. Turkey says it needs its own Iron Dome. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has approved massive contracts for...
How Praise Triggered Rage: The Psychological Chess Behind Bihi’s Trap — A Friendship Shattered, A Party Divided. Hargeisa — The dramatic rupture between former President Muse...
Gulf States Deepen Their Reach Into Africa — and Reshape the Regional Balance. The expanding involvement of Gulf states across Africa marks a new phase in...
Somalia’s Geopolitical Blockade: War on Ethiopia, DP World, and the Global Supply Chain. The Federal Government of Somalia (FGS) is engaged in an act of regional...
ECTN, e-Visa, and the Real Story: Somalia’s Chaos Serves Beijing, Not the Region. A widening geopolitical competition between global powers is increasingly shaping political turbulence in...
The Saudi–Pakistan Strategic Mutual Defense Agreement has introduced a new fault line into South Asia’s already volatile landscape. The pact, which declares that an attack on...
On March 10th, the geopolitical map of the Middle East quietly but irreversibly shifted. In a hotel conference room in Beijing — far from Washington’s watchful...
MOSCOW — The Kremlin’s gilded doors opened to an unfamiliar visitor on Wednesday: Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa, the man who toppled Bashar al-Assad’s two-decade rule and...
ADDIS ABABA — When President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdillahi (Irro) stepped off the aircraft in Addis Ababa this week, the moment carried more weight than the polite...
Morocco’s Gen Z is redefining civic trust — rejecting discredited political parties but reaffirming faith in the monarchy. Their movement demands not revolution, but competence, signaling...
With Hamas politically broken, attention shifts to Yemen’s Houthis—now the most dangerous of Iran’s proxies. WARYATV analysis argues that defeating them is not optional but essential...
Russia warns of “serious escalation” as Trump weighs supplying Ukraine with U.S. Tomahawk missiles — long-range weapons that could strike deep inside Russia and upend fragile...
Two years after Hamas’s October 7 attack, Israel emerges scarred but stronger. The war has shattered Hamas, crippled Iran’s proxies, and exposed the fragility of Israel’s...
Two years after the October 7 massacre, it is clear the tragedy was not the origin of Israel’s war but the trigger that accelerated a plan...
The call by Morocco’s GenZ 212 protest movement for the government’s dismissal marks a rare direct challenge to Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch’s administration, and by extension,...
President Donald Trump’s Gaza proposal is less a roadmap to peace than a trap set in plain sight. To Washington and Brussels, the plan appears reasonable:...
Three years into Russia’s full-scale invasion, Moscow steps to the UN podium with little left to disguise. Sergey Lavrov, the Kremlin’s veteran foreign minister, is expected...