Cricket Chai and the Empire’s Last Bad Habit
A traveller can land in Mumbai and encounter four living British inheritances before lunch. The steering wheel is on the right, the car travels...
The Makkah Pact Stalls at the Gate of Tears
Alliances are not tested at signing ceremonies, beneath chandeliers, and before a disciplined row of cameras. They are tested when activation costs money, exposes...
Israel’s Puppet, SCO Eviction—Turkey’s Extraordinary Campaign Against India
Some insults are really confessions. Ibrahim Karagül, the former editor-in-chief of the government-aligned Yeni Şafak newspaper and a publicist closely aligned with President Recep...
Russia’s Professor Molchanov Held in Arctic Port as Ukraine Pursues $4.22 Billion
The Russian research vessel Professor Molchanov has found itself at the center of an unusual international dispute after Norwegian authorities detained it in the...
Iran Finally Moves on Caspian Sea Pact—But What Is Tehran Risking?
After eight years of signing the historic agreement with Russia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, and Turkmenistan, Iran has finally taken a major move toward ratifying the...