Distrust and Hope: Turkey’s Fragile Kurdish Peace Process
Turkey's Kurdish peace process is under threat from government crackdowns and widespread distrust among Kurds, despite attempts at dialogue and...
Leila Khan
Leila Khan is a seasoned journalist recognized for her analytical approach to current affairs. With over 15 years of experience, she has covered significant political events, social movements, and human-interest stories. Leila's educational background includes a doctorate in Media Studies, and her writings are frequently featured in top-tier newspapers and online platforms where she sheds light on critical global issues.
Distrust Undermines Peace Process in Turkey’s Kurdish Regions
Turkey's ongoing tensions with Kurdish militant groups reveal deep-rooted distrust in the peace process. Following Abdullah Ocalan's ceasefire call, skepticism...
Joshua Riibe Cleared in Case of Missing Student Sudiksha Konanki
The search for Sudiksha Konanki, missing in the Dominican Republic, has seen Joshua Riibe cleared of wrongdoing. Riibe was detained...
NIA Arrests Key Individual in Human Trafficking Case to the U.S. via Dunki Route
The NIA has arrested Gagandeep Singh, alias Goldie, for his involvement in human trafficking to the U.S. via the 'dunki'...
Rescue Efforts Underway After Devastating Earthquake in Myanmar
A 7.7 magnitude earthquake in Myanmar has devastated infrastructure and communication systems, complicating rescue efforts. Survivors are being searched for...
Severe Winter Storm Causes Widespread Power Outages in Wisconsin
Over 50,000 customers in Wisconsin lose power due to a winter storm. Wisconsin Public Service reports 865 outages, primarily in...
Trump Revokes Export Permissions for Venezuelan Oil Amid Heightened Pressure
The Trump administration has revoked permissions for Chevron, Repsol, and other companies to export crude oil from Venezuela, intensifying economic...
Experts Warn Airstrikes Insufficient to Defeat Houthis in Yemen
The article discusses the ineffectiveness of airstrikes alone against the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen. Despite U.S. intentions to restore shipping...
Michigan Couple Detained in Mexico Over Timeshare Dispute as Daughter Appeals for Help
A Michigan couple is facing detention in Mexico due to a timeshare dispute, prompting their daughter to plead for their...
Khartoum Changes Hands, Signaling a New Phase in Sudan’s Civil War
The SAF has regained control in Khartoum, ending RSF dominance as Muhammad Hamdan Dagalo’s forces unexpectedly retreated. General Abdel Fattah...
