Day: November 24, 2025

Chile’s 2025 Election: A Nation On The Brink Of Change

Chile is approaching its 2025 general election amid signs of a potential political shift. Four years after left-wing Gabriel Boric rose to power on a wave of social unrest, a resurgent right wing is seeking to capitalize on public concerns over crime and immigration, according to Al Jazeera. In the

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Syria’s Diplomatic Comeback: A New Chapter In U.S.–Syria Relations

On Nov. 10, Syrian President Ahmed Al-Sharaa visited U.S. President Donald Trump in the White House. The event signals the re-establishment of the diplomatic relations between the two powers, which have long been stagnant. The meeting dealt with key economic and security issues, ranging from the “Cesar sanctions” on Syria,

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Airwaves Of Hope: Local Media’s Quiet Fight Against Extremism In West Africa

Radio was Rwanda’s most powerful medium during the genocide, reaching a largely illiterate population and allowing hate propaganda to spread rapidly. Its influence was so destructive that the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (I.C.T.R.) convicted media executives—including leaders of R.T.L.M.—for inciting mass killings through their broadcasts. Today, in stark contrast,

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