Houthi Attacks and Saudi Arabia’s Security Dilemma
Bringing maritime traffic in the Red Sea under Houthi control was intended to exert pressure not only on Saudi Arabia but also on global actors.
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American Democracy is Facing an Authoritarian Test
Trump practices politics as a performance art, a “reality show”.
The X Algorithm’s Challenge in Türkiye: Politics, Engagement, and Disinformation
Does X’s content recommendation algorithm in Türkiye genuinely operate with political bias? How does this affect user experience and public…
Protests and Tension in Iran: What’s for the Region?
The Iranian regime is facing another shaking due to the price of its dreams of regional power, its failure to…
Venezuela Accuses U.S. of Using ‘Secret Weapon’ in Maduro Abduction
Experts suggest the reported failure of Venezuelan defense systems is more consistent with electronic warfare, cyber operations or high-powered microwave…
‘Yellow Line’ Emerges as De Facto Israeli Buffer Zone in Gaza
Although not formally recognized as an international boundary, the Yellow Line in Gaza functions as a powerful internal border.
Africa’s Quiet Power Shift: From Russian Gold Deals to China’s Training Push
While Russia leans on guns and gold, China has spent years building a quieter, slower kind of influence in Africa.
Xi Calls on Brazil to Defend Global South Interests
Xi reiterated China’s long-standing position on strengthening ties with Latin American and Caribbean countries, saying Beijing is willing to remain…
After More than 30 Years, the Far Right Has Come to Power in Chile
In Chile, the left’s campaign failed to offer a positive, transformative program.
NATO Chief Urges Focus on Ukraine Amid Greenland Tensions
Rutte stressed that while issues like Greenland should be addressed through dialogue, they should not overshadow the war in Ukraine.
The Breakdown in Japan-China Relations
The China-Japan crisis stems from the structural tension between China’s ideological framework, which centers Taiwan in regime legitimacy and national…
A Look at Trump’s Proposed Board of Peace and Who Has Been Invited
Trump sharply criticized the United Nations, saying it “has never lived up to its potential” and suggesting the Board of…
Syria: Following SDF Release, 81 ISIS Prisoners Recaptured
According to the Syrian Interior Ministry, government forces carried out extensive search and sweep operations, resulting in the arrest of…
A New Threshold in the Vicious Cycle: A Pause for ‘Southern Cyprus’ in the EU’s Scope?
The Israel-centered tripartite alliance appears likely to create a disruptive point of resistance for Turkey-TRNC relations, even if it fails…
A New Game at the Southern Gate of the Red Sea: Somaliland
Although the recognition of Somaliland is presented as a single issue, it should actually be understood as part of a…
Syrian Government Announces Ceasefire and Integration of SDF
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan held a phone call with President al-Sharaa on Sunday, stressing that the complete removal of…
How the U.S. 2025 National Security Strategy Rewrites Geopolitics Through Technology
Rather than seeking universal technological governance, the US National Security Strategy aims to ensure that U.S. systems remain the preferred…
Foreign Minister: Türkiye Opposes Any Military Intervention against Iran
Fidan underlined Iran’s importance to Türkiye, noting that developments in Tehran directly affect Ankara’s interests.
Escalation Without Commitment? The Precarious Logic of U.S. Policy on Taiwan
This single US arms sale of $11 billion exceeds the $8.4 billion in arms transfers approved over the entirety of…
