Perspective

Since its founding in 1949, NATO has undergone a remarkable evolution, transforming into a multifaceted alliance that not only shapes global norms but also enhances interoperability among member nations. This capability allows countries to project their collective strength, both diplomatically and militarily. It's fascinating to consider the trajectory of an organization born from the aftermath of a devastating global conflict, now standing as a pillar for international stability and cooperation. NATO member states…

U.S. President Donald Trump returned to Washington late Friday night, traveling aboard the vintage Boeing 747 that has become a symbol of his presidency. This aircraft, a remnant from George H.W. Bush's administration, has carried many leaders and dignitaries on numerous trips to the Middle East over the years. This vintage plane, often referred to as "the other Air Force One," has been a witness to significant U.S. involvement in the region. From Bush's initial invasion of Iraq in response to Kuwait’s aggression to his…

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The relentless pillage of yellowfin tuna in Somali waters is a troubling saga, unravelling as a grim tale affecting local livelihoods and looming ominously over global food security. The ripples of this exploitation stretch far and wide, touching ecosystems and economies in profoundly unsettling ways. But, how did this come to pass? One can't help but wonder about the brazen illegal activities by Chinese vessels, which have become a stark symbol of unchecked ambition and disregard for maritime laws. These vessels prowl…

It's been exactly six decades since the ink was signed on the Evian Accords, an agreement aimed at ending a nearly eight-year conflict that has claimed the lives of more than 300,000 Algerians. But France is still struggling to come to terms with its colonial and wartime heritage in Algeria. We are joined for Perspective by historian Jim House, senior lecturer and research director for French at the University of Leeds in the UK.