World’s Silence Allows Dictators to Flourish
The global community is being tested by the African Progressive Movement's urgent call for sanctions against those undermining democratic institutions.
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conflict
Stories tagged “conflict” on Waqya.
Exploring the Complex World of House of the Dragon
Step into the world of Westeros, where power, loyalty, and the corrupting influence of both are explored in this thought-provoking series.
1 month ago
Vance’s Migrant Misfire: Uncovering $230 Billion in Federal Fraud
Can the administration recover the stolen funds, or is it just a convenient distraction from policy disagreements?
2 months ago
Reimagining NZ’s Defence Posture: A Tightrope Walk of Identity and Power
With rising geopolitical currents in the Pacific, New Zealand must redefine its security partnership with the US without abandoning its nuclear-free stance - but will it succeed?
2 months ago
Silicon Valley’s hardware blind spot
Is China's low-cost AI strategy a Trojan horse designed to undermine Silicon Valley's leadership, or a clever economic play that benefits everyone?
2 months ago
UN chief’s Nigeria intervention: A welcome but inadequate response
The UN chief's strong words may have raised hopes for a turning point in Nigeria's crisis, but many are left wondering if it will be followed by concrete action.
2 months ago
My phone, my server: redefining digital autonomy
The era of truly personal computing is approaching as individuals begin to host their own services on their smartphones, redefining digital autonomy and challenging the control of corporate giants.
2 months ago
Shadows of Motive in DeLand Double Homicide Complicate Devastating Tragedy
A new affidavit reveals a possible motive in a double homicide attributed to a 17-year-old, sparking a deeper conversation about family responsibility, environment, and accountability.
2 months ago
The Grand Opening of Sutton and Hollis: A Tale of Aspiration vs. Affordability
Lennar's PR stunt masquerades as a public dialogue on housing, but dodges the elephant in the room: affordability. Can we expect a real conversation about California's housing crisis, or just more aspirational marketing?
2 months ago
‘Green Boots’ to leave Everest after three decades as grim landmark
The body of an Indian climber, known as "Green Boots," has been on Mount Everest for 30 years. Its retrieval sparks debate on the ethics of the Everest industry.
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