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The Foundation: We live in a world where countries strive to assert their sovereignty over every free piece of the Earth they can claim. Maritime environments are no exception. In the South China Sea, ships from...
America First, at its core, is a call to prioritize domestic concerns before international obligations—a belief that, while appealing to many as a bulwark of national sovereignty, ultimately inflicts hidden costs and disproportionately harms the average...
Elon Musk’s business ventures are currently navigating a complex landscape of challenges that have significantly impacted their market performance and public perception. These challenges encompass cybersecurity threats, political controversies regarding his place in office and especially...
In the heart of Nairobi, where traditional beliefs clash with modern realities, an unprecedented religious movement has taken root. A fugitive congregation, forced to relocate 10 times in its 10 years of existence, isn’t merely surviving—it’s...
On March 11, 2025, the Balochistan Liberation Army attacked a passenger train called the Jafar Express. According to security officials, the train passed through a tunnel while the attackers blew up the railroad track. At the...
The $320 million US-built aid pier off the Gaza coast has been disabled by rough sea conditions and several support vessels have broken free from their moorings and washed ashore in Gaza and Israel. The pier,...
As the one-year mark for The Sunday Diplomat approaches, we want to take a moment to appreciate every pillar of this publication, starting with our writers. The 50+ writers of The Sunday Diplomat are incredibly committed:...
The 2023 Oscars is a watershed for Hollywood’s continued struggle to establish a racially and gender-diverse cast matching the manifold array of movie genres it pumps out each year. For the first time, the winners’ list...
