Three Years After AfCFTA Ratification: Should Africans Still Rely On It?
The concept of African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) was formed during the 18th Ordinary Session of the Assembly of the Head of the States…
India-Maldives Hydrographic Survey and the Principles of International Environmental Law
The earth’s surface is covered with approximately 70% water, and most transnational trade occurs through it. It becomes essential to understand the features of ocean…
Egypt is Playing with Fire by Using Somalia to Undermine Ethiopia
Recent political maneuvers between Egypt, Somalia, and Ethiopia have exacerbated long-simmering tensions in the Horn of Africa region. By pledging military support to Somalia’s fragile…
How the Philippines is missing China’s soft rebound
During the six-year Duterte era, the ties with China were recalibrated from friction and conflict to peaceful cooperation. In the past year, that period faded…
Rethinking Student Welfare, Academic Performance, and Higher Education Rankings in Indonesia
Globalization has changed the world in such a way. Globalization encourages the exchange of ideas and ideas so that information technology develops to a stage…
Does Iraq hold the key to regional de-escalation?
Mohammed Shia’ al-Sudani, the Prime Minister of Iraq, was firm in his condemnation of a U.S. airstrike against a militia leader in eastern Baghdad on…
Warfare in the Red Sea: What about nature?
As warfare escalates in the Red Sea, humanity’s most cherished ally —nature—faces severe danger; an onslaught for which they have no possible defence. “The Red…