World politics

World politics

My advice is to take a deep breath, come up with a plan that you can stick to, and don't stress yourself out. We are living in a fragile society, and things could unravel very quickly.

The world is facing a looming crisis of inequality that could see the first trillionaires emerge while nearly half of humanity still languishes in poverty.

The US-brokered peace deal in Congo may cease fighting but could spur new resource exploitation, raising concerns about a postcolonial world order.

Isaac emphasizes that medieval rulers needed not only military might but also strategies combining diplomacy, money, and administrative prowess to consolidate power and achieve their aims.

By the late 11th century, the Roman Catholic Church started evolving into a powerful military controller, able to generate armed forces for religious purposes.

Amanda Respess invites readers to explore the complex interplay of maritime technology and cultural history through a concise survey of premodern seafaring practices.

One of Saudi Arabia's top research institutes KAPSARC says its ability to produce fresh water will face increasing challenges as oceans warm.

Despite the gravity of Iran's threats, there is scant understanding of its intentions and the goals that drive its international statecraft, resulting in misconceptions.

The ongoing air strikes in the Israel-Iran conflict have created significant turmoil in global energy markets, raising inflation fears and affecting oil prices that are critical to the world's economy.

Italy's ambition to establish a colonial empire in Ethiopia was rooted in both historical grievances and the desire for revenge following their defeat in 1896.