Kushner Says Gaza Reconstruction Will Wait for Hamas Disarmament
Kushner also met Hamas officials on Sunday in a rare direct encounter as Washington seeks to move its Gaza plan forward.
Security
After Two Decades, Serbia and Kosovo Are on the Brink of War
Tensions between Belgrade and Pristina have been simmering for over two decades due to the unresolved Kosovo conflict.
Stories Matter, Not Numbers: The Ongoing War on Palestine
Alaa Qaddum, 5, had dreams that were cut short by an Israeli missile while playing with her friends to the…
Europe Allocates More Funds for Joint Defense: Is the European Army on the Way?
The European Union is getting closer to a common security understanding.
How Did the EU Greenwash Nuclear Power and Fossil Gas?
Now more Europeans think that the EU’s aim to be the first carbon-neutral continent by 2050 is once again hampered…
The Latest Gaza-Israel Escalation: How Did It Happen?
Among those killed in Gaza were Dunyana al-Amour, 23, a student of fine arts at Al-Aqsa University, and 5-year-old Alaa’…
Can Turkey, Russia, and Iran Bring Permanent Security to Syria?
Ultimately, the Astana Process reflects the nature of politics today.
Russia, the Grain Deal with Ukraine, and the Global South Effect
Maintaining the Grain Deal will be very challenging for Ukraine, Turkey, and the UN.
Tiran and Sanafir Islands May Tie the Saudi-Israel Knot
Will Biden set the “crown jewel” of the Arab-Israeli relations?
Why Hypersonic Weapon Systems Are Critical for Russia
Russia considers hypersonic weapons as the preferred “gun” in a possible duel with the United States.
A New Cold War Erupts in the Shadow of Food Crises
Around 30 percent of the wheat traded across the world is produced in Russia and Ukraine
The New Politics of Alliance: Allies, Proxies, and Adversaries Have Become Hard to Tell Apart
The vital question then is, “Who is whose enemy and who is whose friend?”
Negotiating a New Chapter in Saudi-Turkish Relations
Until MBS visited Turkey on June 22, Saudis preferred to talk with Turkey behind the scenes and extend the negotiation…
Assassinations Challenge Iran’s Image Internationally and at Home
Iran’s enemies are clearly emboldened to make use of Iran’s security faults.
How do Russia, Qatar and the United States Use Energy as a Foreign Policy Tool?
For more than three decades, Russia has been one of the world’s top oil, natural gas, and coal producers and…
The Indo-Pacific: China, Australia, and the US Compete over Supremacy
Without firing a shot, Beijing launched a charm offensive in Indo-Pacific to cut off the US from its allies.
Global Food Crisis: Russia and the West Play the Blame Game
As the Ukraine War’s effects are felt in the global markets, Russia and the West play the blame game about…
Turkey-Egypt Rapprochement: A Missed Opportunity in Libya?
Unless Cairo comes to terms with Ankara’s presence and influence in Tripoli, Libya will not be a theatre of convergence.
Turkey’s Likely New Syria Operation: Why Now?
According to the Turkish media, the new operation aims to clear Tal Rifaat, Manbij, Ayn al-Arab, and Ain Issa from…
