Invisiblised ones of Bosnia’s liberation
Thirty years ago, a genocide was committed against the people of Bosnia. All factual evidence confirms that it was carried out by Serbian forces. Not mentioned, generally, is that — according to numerous sources, including General Guillaume Ancel [1], who served in the French NATO contingent at the time — France and the United States […]
The Islamic University of Gaza: A pillar of Resilience, Education, and Societal Transformation
The Islamic University of Gaza (IUG) is more than just an academic institution—it is a symbol of perseverance, cultural identity, and hope for thousands of Palestinians living under siege. Founded in 1978 during a period of intense political repression and educational void, IUG has grown to become one of the most influential educational institutions in […]
Widows of war: untold struggles of Gaza’s women
In the heart of Gaza, where war had become a recurring chapter in the lives of people, al-Aqsa Storm was the harbinger of a new wave of grief. Among the most profoundly affected were women who were widowed — abruptly left to navigate the devastation of war while carrying the weight of survival for their […]
Centre of Gravity (COG) in the Military as a Political Reality
In military studies, Centre of Gravity (COG) is the power centre, or collection of all pivotal points of power around which war operations revolve. Victory and defeat are measured in terms of its dismantlement and subjugation. This could happen through loss of three powers – If we consider war as a form of practice of […]
