Israel’s Strategy to Break Its Isolation in Latin America
Peru remains among the countries maintaining traditionally strong economic, technological and security cooperation with Israel.
Opinion
Act II of the New World Disorder: American Neo-Hegemonism
American foreign policy after 2025 has produced a fivefold rupture that has fundamentally transformed the international system.
The New Morphology of National Security: Trucks, Drones, and Hybrid Warfare
Trucks, trailers, cargo-handling systems, and logistics software have become hybrid platforms capable of carrying not only goods but also intelligence,…
Anas Al-Sharif’s Enduring Legacy and the Gaza Genocide
Anas Al-Sharif’s childhood was shaped by the legacy of displacement and the harsh realities of life under siege.
What is Trump’s Regional Strategy in the Israel-Iran Crisis?
The U.S. approach to the Iran-Israel war is a direct reflection of Trump’s ‘Peace Through Strength’ principle, which he adopted…
How Does Turkey View the Iran–Israel Conflict?
At first glance, the Iran–Israel confrontation falls beyond the contours of Turkey’s immediate security architecture
New Architecture of Regionalization in the International System?
The U.S.’s new selective and cost-transfer-based security approach has affected security dynamics in the Caucasus in three ways.
Why the World Urgently Needs a Global AI Governance Framework
Currently, there is no global framework to enforce accountability, no uniform mandate to ensure algorithmic transparency and equity, and no…
The Hague Summit: New NATO, New Cold War?
Although Western European countries in particular voiced their objections to increasing defense spending from 2% to 5% of GDP, Trump’s…
China’s Energy and Investment Scales and the Iran-Israel War
Although Iran weighs heavily on the energy and investment scales, Israel is also an actor that cannot be completely ignored…
Are The Abraham Accords The New Sykes-Picot?
The Abraham Accords aimed at normalizing Israel in the region to secure its existence while indirectly integrating the entire Middle…
Starvation is the Norm in Gaza Today
Israeli death and starvation travel too fast in Gaza, and anyone can be a target, even people trying to get…
Criminalizing Resistance: The UK’s Crackdown on Palestine Action
Democracies depend on dissent, protest, and the freedom to question authority. When protest is criminalized, the balance of power can…
July 15 Revisited: Institutional Fragility, Public Defiance, and Political Leadership
On July 15, 2016, Turkey experienced an attempted military coup that seemed, by all conventional measures, destined for success. And…
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.
Gaza and Trump 2.0
Trump and Netanyahu can finally kill the concept of an independent Palestinian state, part of the ultimate “Art of the…
Saudi Arabia’s Stance on Israel-Iran Escalation: War or Diplomacy?
Saudi Arabia, caught in uncertainty, views an Israeli Iranian war as ill-timed, neutrality as uncomfortable, and descent into the fray…
Pezeshkian’s Cabinet Faces Scrutiny Amid Escalating Regional Tensions
Whether Pezeshkian can deliver on his promises of inclusiveness and unity while maintaining stability in the region remains to be…
The Fall of an Autocrat: Dawn of a New Era in Bangladesh?
The dynamics of the student-led national protests in Bangladesh have opened the doors to what it means to be a…
