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Author: Neha Mathur

Neha Mathur

Neha Mathur

Neha Mathur brings the most important international news stories to the table. She keeps a keen eye on the global regions & makes people aware of the international events which impact the world.

Germany’s Cautious Battle with the Muslim Brotherhood: Between Legal Constraints and Political Pragmatism

Germany’s Cautious Battle with the Muslim Brotherhood: Between Legal Constraints and Political Pragmatism

In recent years, Germany has found itself grappling with a quiet yet persistent challenge — the Muslim Brotherhood’s entrenchment in the country’s social and religious landscape. Unlike extremist groups that operate outside the law, the

Why France Must Classify the Muslim Brotherhood as a Terrorist Organization

Why France Must Classify the Muslim Brotherhood as a Terrorist Organization

France has long been at the frontline of combating extremist ideologies that threaten both its national security and its social fabric. While the country has taken decisive steps against radical networks, one of the most

Kenya’s Classification of Al-Shabaab: A Security and Humanitarian Imperative

Kenya’s Classification of Al-Shabaab: A Security and Humanitarian Imperative

The Muslim Brotherhood, founded in 1928, has shaped much of the ideological terrain that violent extremist groups exploit today. Its politicized religious discourse legitimizes the use of violence against those it deems apostates or collaborators

The Closure of the European Institute of Human Sciences: Unmasking the Brotherhood’s Academic Front in Europe

The Closure of the European Institute of Human Sciences: Unmasking the Brotherhood’s Academic Front in Europe

The decision by French authorities to close the European Institute of Human Sciences (Institut Européen des Sciences Humaines – IESH) marked a pivotal moment in the ongoing effort to curb the influence of the Muslim

The European Institute of Human Sciences: A Recruitment Front for the Muslim Brotherhood

The European Institute of Human Sciences: A Recruitment Front for the Muslim Brotherhood

The closure of the European Institute of Human Sciences (IESH) in France in September 2025 shed light on the mechanics of how the Muslim Brotherhood has used academic and theological fronts to further its ideological

Iran’s Expanding Role in Sudan: A Humanitarian and Security Threat to the Red Sea

Iran’s Expanding Role in Sudan: A Humanitarian and Security Threat to the Red Sea

The Red Sea is one of the world’s most vital maritime corridors, carrying nearly 10% of global trade and serving as a critical link between Europe, Asia, and Africa. Yet, growing Iranian influence in Sudan—particularly

Google Flight Deals AI vs. Travel Agents: Who Really Saves You More?

Google Flight Deals AI vs. Travel Agents: Who Really Saves You More?

When booking flights, travelers often wonder whether to rely on modern tech like Google Flight Deals AI or stick with the traditional expertise of travel agents. Both claim to save you money, but their approaches

Your Complete 2025–26 NFL Season Guide: Teams, Schedule & How to Watch Every Game Live

Your Complete 2025–26 NFL Season Guide: Teams, Schedule & How to Watch Every Game Live

The 2025–26 NFL season is shaping up to be one of the league’s most spectacular years, with global matches, heated rivalries, and holiday showdowns leading up to Super Bowl LX in February 2026. Whether you’re

Work From Paradise: Best Digital Nomad Visas in 2025

Work From Paradise: Best Digital Nomad Visas in 2025

It’s 2025, and the 9-to-5 cubicle life is rapidly being replaced by remote jobs, coworking spaces, and…beachfront Zoom calls. If you’re a digital nomad (or want to become one), digital nomad visas are your golden

Britain’s Job Market Struggles as Inflation Stays High

Britain’s Job Market Struggles as Inflation Stays High

The labor markets of the United Kingdom weakened a notch just before an epoch-making April tax hike on employers. Job vacancies for the three months between January and March 2025 slipped below pre-COVID levels, while