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
From Astana to Turkistan: Decoding Erdoğan’s Middle Corridor Vision
Turkey is not simply a transit country on the Middle Corridor. It is the corridor’s European gateway.
From Sherman Kent to Palantir: New Manuals for a Disintegrating World Order
My research into US techno-politics consistently reveals a single truth. Technology never hovers above politics.
Iran’s Internal Tensions in the Shadow of the Ceasefire
Thanks to its multi-layered political and military system, which has been intertwined with religious and ideological beliefs for decades, Iran…
Pakistan and Mediation Efforts: A New Regional Role or an Opportunist Move?
Pakistan’s initiative to find a solution to the crisis between the United States and Iran may be viewed through the…
Energy Push in Somalia: The Next Phase of Türkiye’s Multi-Layered Strategy
Türkiye’s commencement of oil exploration activities in Somalia may, at first glance, appear to be a purely technical energy initiative.…
Questioning the U.S.’ Superpower Status: What Does the Iran War Tell Us?
Today, Israel is the United States’ closest ally. You will not see Israel suffering the insults Trump directed at Europeans.
The Gulf Front of the War: From the Oasis of Prosperity to a Security Crisis
The Gulf states were disappointed by the failure of the security architecture, which had been based on the assumption that…
Straits and Armed Conflicts: What About the Strait of Hormuz?
The US blocking civilian vessels bound for or coming from Iran through the Strait of Hormuz would clearly violate international…
Who Is Right in the Trump-Merz Row Over Iran?
Merz’s statements supporting the war initiated by the U.S. and Israel against Iran—which was in violation of international law—had also…
The Hungarian Elections and the Transformation of Post-Liberalism
The Hungarian elections demonstrate that the sustainability of post-liberal politics in the new era hinges on three fundamental, interlinked conditions.
Diplomacy in the Shadow of War: What Does Pakistan Hope to Gain from Mediation?
At the center of media and diplomatic activity vis-a-vis the Iran War is Marshal Asim Munir, a military leader. Amid…
The Dynamics of Escalating Tensions on the Washington-Tehran Axis
Tehran is prepared to bear enormous economic and military costs rather than yield to US demands because simply surviving American…
Trump Seeks China’s Help on Iran, Beijing Has Little Incentive to Cooperate
Beijing faces competing priorities as the Iran war continues.
Pickup Trucks and Drones: Who Is Financing the War in the Sahel?
Some of the actors shaping the war in Mali today emerged from networks inherited from the old fronts of post-Cold…
Israel’s Violations of the Ceasefire: Iran and Lebanon
Just as Israel has pitted the US against Iran through its sustained campaign over the years, it does not wish…
Trump Rejects Iran’s Response to U.S. Proposal as Oil Prices Surge
Global oil prices climbed sharply Monday following Trump’s rejection of the Iranian terms, reflecting growing concern that shipping through the…
The Strait of Bab el-Mandeb in the Wake of the Strait of Hormuz Crisis
Yemen, a country situated in a strategic position overlooking the strait and serving as a stage for Iran’s sphere of…
Beyond the Stage: Can Muslim Leadership Move from Conversation to Coordination?
For Hamza Yousaf, the former First Minister of Scotland, the issue is not a lack of capacity in the Muslim…
