Project Cheetah: Displacing 5,000 people for lions and rushing cheetah translocation with no social impact surveys— Are we truly prioritizing conservation?
Review - DEKHO
With only 6,500 Cheetahs left in the wild, can we afford the risks to their welfare vis-a vis local communities?
As Benjamin Netanyahu’s Government continues military operations in Gaza and Lebanon even amid renewed ceasefire announcements and international calls for restraint, criticism is growing over whether Israel’s war strategy is now being driven more by political survival and military pressure than by any realistic path toward long-term peace. With strikes continuing on Nakba Day, rising civilian casualties, and regional tensions expanding into Lebanon and Iran, is Netanyahu increasingly positioning himself as a wartime leader unwilling to step back despite mounting global concern over how prolonged conflict is reshaping both Israel’s image and the wider Middle East ?
जब बेंजामिन नेतन्याहू की सरकार युद्धविराम की नई घोषणाओं और अंतरराष्ट्रीय संयम की अपीलों के बावजूद गाज़ा और लेबनान में सैन्य कार्रवाई जारी रखे हुए है, तब यह आलोचना तेज़ हो रही है कि क्या इज़राइल की युद्ध नीति अब किसी दीर्घकालिक शांति समाधान से ज़्यादा राजनीतिक अस्तित्व और सैन्य दबाव से संचालित हो रही है। नकबा दिवस पर भी हमलों के जारी रहने, बढ़ती नागरिक मौतों और लेबनान व ईरान तक बढ़ते क्षेत्रीय तनावों के बीच, क्या नेतन्याहू खुद को ऐसे युद्धकालीन नेता के रूप में स्थापित कर रहे हैं जो पीछे हटने को तैयार नहीं, भले ही दुनिया भर में इस लंबे संघर्ष के इज़राइल की छवि और पूरे मध्य पूर्व पर पड़ रहे प्रभाव को लेकर चिंता बढ़ती जा रही हो ?
Emmanuel Macron’s growing outreach to Kenya and President William Ruto comes at a time when France is openly acknowledging that its influence in Africa has weakened significantly over the past two decades, with countries across the continent increasingly turning toward China, Türkiye, the United States, Russia, and Gulf powers for investment, security, and strategic partnerships. After facing military expulsions, rising anti-French sentiment, and criticism of its colonial-era policies in several African nations, Paris is now trying to reinvent its role through investment, trade, and what Macron calls “equal partnerships” rather than traditional aid and military influence. With African countries also becoming more assertive about sovereignty and economic independence, is France now entering its most difficult phase in Africa since the post-colonial era ?
