Are India and Pakistan Drifting Toward War as the Indus Treaty Crumbles?
A single misstep between two nuclear-armed neighbors could turn a regional standoff into a global catastrophe.
Politics
China’s Middle East Diplomacy: Multipolar World Order in the Making?
The emerging multipolar order may not prove stable, but it currently serves the interests of the Middle Eastern middle powers…
Why the Left Fell and the Right Rose in Greece
Left-wing political parties in Greece are weaker than in the past and cannot counterbalance far-right tendencies.
The World Reacts to Military Coup in Niger
Russia’s Wagner boss has publicly called the coup in Niger “good news” and has offered his fighter’s military power to…
Can a Person Die During a Traffic Identity Check? Death and Protests in France
Two centuries later, the French Revolution’s slogan “Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité” does not apply to all French people.
Indonesia: Nahdhlatul Ulama’s Dual Identity on The Global Stage
In the run-up to the G20 summit, one of the most prominent criticisms of the NU has been the idea…
The Re-Gulf Moment: Turkey Revitalizes Ties With the Gulf
Defense and energy cooperation stand out as the primary pillars of collaboration between Turkey and the Gulf.
Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al Thani: 10 Years as Emir of Qatar
Sheikh Tamim is expected to play an active role in foreign policy, pursue a policy of balancing between the great…
The Italian Role in Mediating European-Tunisian Relations: Migration and Financial Aid
Many commentators in Tunisia argue that the lack of equality at the negotiating table with the Europeans is linked to…
Financing the post-Earthquake Recovery in Turkey
A stable budget and low debt-to-GDP ratios give the Turkish economy considerable room to implement new public financing initiatives.
The Vilnius Summit: What Are the Prospects for NATO?
In Ukraine’s view, if accession to NATO is not assured at the end of the war, a new war with…
NATO Summit in Vilnius: Ukraine, Sweden, and China Are on the Agenda
Can Ukraine become a NATO member? It seems unlikely that NATO will support this.
Vilnius Summit: Why Can’t the United States Rally NATO against China?
It will not be as easy for Washington to rally NATO members behind its fight against Beijing as it has…
After 28 Years, Srebrenica Must Be Kept on the Top of The Memory
Twenty-eight years ago today, at least 8,372 men and boys were subjected to genocide by Serbian forces led by Ratko…
The Price of Being of Migrant Origin in France: Death
Here is why: Nahel’s death was not the first death of a migrant in France, nor would it be the…
Morocco-Algeria Tension: Origins of a Long History of Mistrust and Hatred
The slightest armed incident between Morocco and Algeria could have incalculable consequences for North Africa.
Post-election Foreign Policy Goals: What the New Turkish Government Offers
With an operational intelligence service, proactive foreign policy, and a qualified staff, Turkey only needs to eliminate its economic hardships.
The End of the Palestinian State? Jenin Is Only the Beginning
The Israeli army will extend its operations to other towns and refugee camps in the West Bank—Jenin is just the…
Demolishing Mosques in Ethiopia: Urbanization or Islamophobia?
The Ethiopian government asserts that it is not targeting mosques; however, the visible disproportion of demolished mosques, which have reached…
