Policy makers and political parties in Iraq have their own perception about the conflict and the nature of opposing positions between its parties, but they do not realize of the regional and international equation that governing the relations among the co
detailssmartphones manufactured by the Chinese company will lose access to Googles Android operating system, when the U.S. tech giant launches the next version of the software later this year.
detailsThere is considerable turmoil and confusion in the Gulf region. Several oil tankers have been damaged and the prime suspect according to some U.S. pundits is sabotage by Iran...
detailsOvercrowded, dirty, and disorderly cities undermine residents’ health as much as their happiness. With urbanization occurring at an unprecedented rate
detailsEvery Indian general election beats its predecessor’s record to become the largest in world history. This time, Indian voters must decide whether they want an inclusive country that embodies hope, or a divided one that promotes fear.
detailsThe debate about how to regulate the tech sector is eerily reminiscent of the debate over financial regulation in the early 2000s
detailsEnvironmental activists pushing for clean water, restrictions on poaching, and action on climate change have faced prison—or worse.
detailsIranian President Hassan Rouhani visited Baghdad March 11 to endorse the two countries’ renewed commitment to the 1975 Algiers Agreement regarding the shared border of the Shatt al-Arab River.
detailsFor the first time this century, Indian fighter jets struck deep inside Pakistani territory, targeting camps operated by notorious terrorists.
detailsWhen people are more able to shape their own futures, they are less likely to be convinced that others are to blame for their plight.
detailsAfter waking up with a searing pain that radiates down to my shoulders, I hunt for the culprit.
detailsPro-Iran factions are pushing for the move just as the Islamic State is starting to hit back.
detailsFar-right attacks across the globe have increased because of immigration fears, far-right utilization of social media, and the inter-connectedness of extremist networks around the globe.
detailsThe attack in New Zealand was inspired in part by the Norwegian mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik, but the real threat is lone wolves lurking in the far corners of the Internet.
detailsThe Middle East’s latest protests seem like the Arab Spring all over again. That’s no reason for optimism.
detailsThe gunman who massacred Muslims was inspired by ideas that have circulated for decades on the French far-right.
detailsn our efficiency-obsessed society, new technologies are deployed with the single-minded objective of boosting productivity and eliminating the need for human labor
detailsAfter US orchestrated the challenge to President Maduro legitimacy in Venezuela and recognizing the leader of general assembly Guaido as an interim president...
detailsOur diets are becoming less healthy, and global food production is increasingly unsustainable. A new report suggests that the planet can sustainably provide a healthy diet for ten billion people in the future...
detailst has been 30 years since the fall of the Berlin Wall, and despite significant progress toward improving life expectancy and boosting incomes around the world
detailsTechnologies powered by artificial intelligence are being applied to some of the world’s most challenging human-development issues
detailsThis Human Rights Day (December 10) marks the 70th anniversary of the United Nations General Assemblys adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
detailsA secret biography suggests that Abu Ali al-Anbari defined the group’s radical approach more than any other person.
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