Rethinking Migration: UN Official Urges Long-Term Solutions Over Border Crackdowns

As migration continues to dominate political discourse across Europe and beyond, the head of the United Nations’ migration agency is calling for a strategic shift in how governments approach the issue. Amy Pope, Director General of the International Organization for Migration (IOM), has warned that Western nations may be unintentionally…

PKK’s Historic Step Toward Disarmament: A New Chapter in Turkey’s Kurdish Peace Process

After four decades of armed struggle that has claimed over 40,000 lives, the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) has begun a landmark disarmament process — a move that could finally end one of the world’s longest-running conflicts. In a symbolic ceremony held in Suleymaniyah, Iraqi Kurdistan, PKK members marked the…

New IEBC Leadership Faces Mounting Pressure Over Delayed Boundary Review Ahead of 2027 Polls

With a new team finally at the helm of Kenya’s Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC), attention now shifts to the Commission’s ability to undertake a constitutionally required but long-delayed boundary delimitation process before the 2027 General Election. The newly appointed Edung Ethekon-led Commission was officially sworn in on Friday…

Escalation in Ukraine-Russia Conflict: Drone Strikes, Civilian Casualties, and Rising Tensions

The conflict between Russia and Ukraine intensified sharply on Friday, as cross-border attacks claimed civilian lives and further strained diplomatic efforts for peace. Ukrainian drone and shelling operations killed three people in various Russian regions, while Russian missile strikes severely impacted eastern Ukraine, including a maternity hospital in Kharkiv. Deadly…