Reports
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Worlds of Slavery
Reading in the book “Worlds of Slavery: A Comparative History” (Les mondes de l’esclavage : une histoire comparée) A stereotypical…
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UAE in Sudan: Why do Sudanese people blame the Emirates for the destruction of their country?
News Report – Nile Post Since the war began in April 2023, the role of the United Arab Emirates (UAE)…
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With evidence, not superstition: When science knocks on the doors of heaven
Untangling the Historical Conflict Between the Scientist’s Laboratory and the Sanctuary of Faith In the realm of human thought, the…
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Humans without masters
Ever since we took our first seats in school, we have been spoon-fed a single, unchanging story about our human…
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The deep roots of the state
In the corridors of political thought and strategic studies, we often treat the “state” as an inevitable entity, or as…
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A Rear Base or a Supply Corridor? The Truth Behind RSF Camps in Ethiopia
Analysis: As the conflict in Sudan intensifies, international observers are shifting their gaze toward the eastern borders, specifically Ethiopia. Addis…
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When Genes Become an Arena for Control
Moral Vertigo in the Age of “Biotechnology” and Beyond Healing Today, we live in an era where science accelerates at…
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Occupied Minds: When “Story” Becomes a Deadly Weapon in the Wars of Sabotage
In our contemporary world, which has come to be characterized by a complex intersection of globalization, privatization, and media hegemony,…
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Colombian mercenaries
The Night Port-au-Prince Fell In the pre-dawn quiet, specifically on July 7, 2021, the sky over the Haitian capital, Port-au-Prince,…
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Exporting death: From the jungles of the Andes to the sands of Darfur
A Cry in Bogotá and Silence in Khartoum In a modest apartment on the outskirts of the Colombian capital, Bogotá,…
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