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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How the Sahel Is Stress-Testing Great Power Competition
The Sahel has become the graveyard of the post-Cold War consensus.
Erdoğan: Türkiye Will Not Tolerate Maritime Threats in Eastern Mediterranean
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said that Türkiye would not tolerate coercion, piracy or other provocations threatening its maritime interests in…
Türkiye’s Role in Bangladesh’s Defense Development and India’s Concerns
Although China remains Bangladesh’s primary military supporter, Dhaka is also seeking to increase Turkey’s involvement in South Asian geopolitics.
Saudi Arabia Strikes Yemen as UAE Forces Asked to Leave
Saudi Arabia had warned the STC against further military moves in Hadramout and demanded a withdrawal, a call the group…
Britain’s Undefined Palestine Policy: From the Balfour Declaration to the Gaza Ceasefire
The UK’s ambiguous position on Palestine continues to raise questions.
China Launches Major War Games Around Taiwan
The drills mark China’s sixth major round of military exercises around Taiwan since 2022, following heightened tensions after high-profile foreign…
Scientific Integrity in the Age of Generative AI
The world has not yet been able to establish a common language regarding AI governance.
Erdoğan: Investigation Launched into Libyan Military Plane Crash
The Libyan Chief of the General Staff, General Mohamed Ali Al-Haddad, and four members of his delegation, as well as…
The Occupation of Venezuela Is No Easy Task for Washington
Venezuela’s ability to withstand a possible conventional war against the US depends on the logistical support it will receive from…
Ukraine Unveils 20-Point Peace Framework in Talks with United States
The plan also envisions Ukraine joining the European Union on a defined timeline, gaining short-term preferential access to EU markets,…
The Origins of Terrorism in Mali and the Role of International Actors
Not only did the presence of French forces on the ground in Mali fail to end terrorism, it also led…
US Firm Pitches Electronic Warfare Upgrade to Keep F-16s Combat-Ready
Türkiye is the first foreign customer to purchase the IVEWS system, with other allied nations reportedly in various stages of…
Why is the ‘Failed State’ the Most Appropriate Model for Lebanon?
The failure to support the Lebanese army suggests that the country’s collapse is being deliberately maintained.
G20 and Connectivity: What Role Can the G20 Play as a New World Emerges?
The G20 can play an important role here by becoming a platform where competing connectivity projects interact, are discussed, and…
Israel Approves $35 Billion Natural Gas Export Deal With Egypt
Valued at 112 billion shekels ($34.7 billion USD), the agreement will see 130 billion cubic meters of natural gas exported…
What Diaspora Jewish Religious Leaders Should — and Should Not — Do
In situations involving armed conflict, civilian suffering, or alleged violations of international law, many people expect clergy of all faiths…
Ukraine and 34 Countries Approve Compensation Body for War Damages
The compensation mechanism, facilitated by the Council of Europe, will operate through an International Claims Commission, allowing Ukrainians to seek…
Civil War and Chronic Instability in Sudan
In Sudan, the warring parties’ search for military and diplomatic support has led to intense external intervention.
