Sudan’s Abandoned Crisis: A Fourth Year of War and a Looming Humanitarian Catastrophe As Sudan enters its fourth year of civil war, the situation is rapidly deteriorating, earning the grim label of an “abandoned crisis.” The conflict, a brutal power struggle between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), has … Read more
The International Criminal Court (ICC) is today, February 23, 2026, holding a confirmation of charges hearing in The Hague, Netherlands, regarding allegations of crimes against humanity committed during Rodrigo Duterte’s time as Davao City mayor and as President of the Philippines. Duterte and Allegations of Crimes Against Humanity The hearing will address whether sufficient evidence … Read more
The New Digital Sovereignty: Europe’s Tech Independence Push A modern-day “Schleswig-Holstein question” is emerging in Europe, but this time it’s not about land. It’s about digital sovereignty – the ability of European nations to control their own digital infrastructure and data, free from potential overreach by foreign powers. This concern is being driven by the … Read more
The Hague, Netherlands – Judges at the International Criminal Court (ICC) have ruled that former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is fit to stand trial, resolving concerns raised about the 80-year-old’s health. The decision follows a postponement of an earlier hearing to assess his ability to participate in proceedings. Duterte Faces Charges of Crimes Against Humanity … Read more
The Shifting Sands of Diplomacy: Palestine’s Path to Recognition and the Future of the Two-State Solution The world is witnessing a significant shift in the geopolitical landscape. A growing number of nations are considering formal recognition of the State of Palestine, challenging the long-held status quo and putting pressure on Israel. This article delves into … Read more
The ICC, Senator Dela Rosa, and the Shifting Sands of International Justice The recent developments surrounding Senator “Bato” dela Rosa and the potential for an International Criminal Court (ICC) arrest warrant have sparked considerable debate. As Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin‘s statements indicate, the situation is complex, raising questions about the Philippines’ commitment to international law … Read more
Judge’s Ruling: A Turning Point for Free Speech and International Justice? The recent court decision striking down a US executive order targeting those involved with the International Criminal Court (ICC) marks a significant moment. It’s a clash between national interests, free speech principles, and the pursuit of international justice. This ruling, handed down by US … Read more
Sudan’s Descent: War Crimes, Impunity, and a Looming Humanitarian Crisis The grim reality unfolding in Sudan paints a stark picture of potential war crimes and crimes against humanity, as indicated by the International Criminal Court (ICC). The situation, fueled by the conflict between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), demands global attention … Read more
Trump’s Tariff Threat and the Rise of BRICS: A New World Order? Former US President Donald Trump’s recent warning of punitive tariffs against countries aligning with BRICS has sent ripples through the global economy. But what does this signal about the evolving geopolitical landscape and the growing influence of this powerful bloc? BRICS: Beyond the … Read more
The Sahel’s Descent into Digital Brutality: How Social Media is Fueling Atrocities and What it Means for the Future The echoes of conflict in the Sahel, a region often overshadowed by global headlines, are growing louder. This arid band south of the Sahara is grappling with a surge in violence, with extremist groups and mercenary … Read more