Libya’s Deadliest Clashes in Years: Militia Power Struggles and Political Consolidation in Tripoli

Introduction In May 2025, Libya’s capital, Tripoli, was engulfed in its most intense fighting in years. The violence, triggered by the assassination of a key militia leader, Nosignals not only a dangerous escalation of militia rivalries but also a critical turning point in the power dynamics of Libya’s fractured political landscape. Prime Minister Abdulhamid al-Dbeibah,…

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Geopolitical Shifts and Humanitarian Politics: A Conflict Scholar’s View of China-Russia Alliance and U.S. Approach toward Gaza Aid

In a world becoming ever more characterized by multipolar rivalries and realignments of alliances, recent events between the United States, Russia, and China deserve critical analysis from a conflict and international relations perspective. While China and Russia forge a strategic counterbalance against Western primacy, the United States’ pivot in Gaza from UN-led relief mechanisms towards…

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Kashmir Tourist Massacre Triggers South Asian Diplomatic Fallout

The recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam, a tourist hotspot in Kashmir, has reignited India–Pakistan tensions, leading to a fresh diplomatic standoff with far-reaching regional implications. Several tourists were killed in the April 2025 ambush, which Indian intelligence links to militants with alleged Pakistani support. India’s Response: Expulsions and Treaty Suspensions In the immediate aftermath, India…

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