Hizb-ut-Tahrir’s call to dismantle the Durand Line underscores enduring Pakistan-Afghanistan tensions, fueled by cross-border violence, nationalist grievances, and a colonial-era border that continues to divide Pashtun communities.

Venezuela’s opposition draws on Syria’s military defection precedent to predict a pivotal shift in Nicolás Maduro’s regime as international and internal pressures mount.

Pakistan faces a renewed wave of terrorism, with escalating violence from the TTP, BLA, and other militant groups amid regional instability and strained ties with Afghanistan.

ISCAP’s brutal attacks in the DRC underscore the persistent threat posed by its integration into the Islamic State network, highlighting its evolving tactics and the challenges of combating its influence in a predominantly Christian region.

Two separate but strikingly similar attacks on New Year’s Day in New Orleans and Las Vegas reveal the challenges of identifying and mitigating threats from ideologically diverse perpetrators.

Tren de Aragua’s violent expansion into the U.S. underscores the urgent need for coordinated action against this transnational threat fueled by weak immigration policies and Venezuelan state complicity.