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
Israel’s Role in the US-Iran War: Instigator or Party?
Israel, which failed to fully anticipate Iran’s response, faced perhaps the largest and most destructive attack in its history with…
From Zimbabwe to Washington: Africa’s Mineral Nationalism
Zimbabwe’s lithium gambit is similarly aimed at forcing investors – many of them Chinese – to accelerate domestic refining plans.
The New Yorker and the Reproduction of Symbolic Capital
The documentary “The New Yorker at 100” can be seen as a reflection of a publishing tradition’s ability to establish…
The Fragmentation of Europe: How Washington and Moscow Empower the Populist Right
The United States and Russia are the only remaining powers in a depleted Europe.
How YouTube’s Recommendation Algorithm Radically Transforms Young People?
In Türkiye specifically on Youtube, marginal radical content with religious motifs is spreading rapidly among young people.
Davos: As an Era Comes to a Close
Trump’s ‘America First’ doctrine conflicted directly with Davos’s fundamental values, such as free trade, multilateralism, and institutional cooperation.
Who Is Responsible for What is Happening in Iran?
Many times before in Iran, demonstrations that were enthusiastically supported by one segment of the population have been viewed with…
The European Union’s Position on the Greenland Crisis
The EU supports Denmark’s investments in Arctic defense, which amount to billions of dollars. However, divisions within the Union, such…
The Chagos-Diego Garcia Case and the Language of New Geopolitics
Diego Garcia Island is important because of its role as a symbol of access and continuity in the Indian Ocean.
Yemen War or Gulf Rivalry? The Saudi Arabia-UAE Divergence
Abu Dhabi’s open and comprehensive cooperation with Tel Aviv is perceived as weakening Saudi Arabia’s claim to normative leadership in…
Power Projection in the “Backyard”: The Venezuela Operation, Oil, and Critical Minerals
U.S. interventions in Latin America have often targeted democratically elected governments.
Will Trump’s Private Army Break the Status Quo?
If the Democrats take a more rational approach to ICE violence and build their opposition around parameters such as the…
Turkey’s Vision for Stability and the Construction of a Multi-Dimensional Regional Alliance
Cooperation initiatives between countries such as Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan have the potential to foster closer interaction, both in…
Techno-Politics is in Iran: What Does the Starlink Paradox Teach us?
Iran is not shutting down Starlink entirely but rather employing localized, area-based, energy-intensive methods that significantly weaken connectivity in specific…
Kandil’s Blindness is Driving the YPG Towards the Abyss
Turkey’s strong military presence along its borders, its close cooperation with the US on integrating the YPG into Damascus and…
International Crisis: Rare Earth Elements in Greenland
Greenland is home to significant REEs reserves and is located in a region that is both geographically close and politically…
The Real Threat to Iran
Iran’s real threat does not come from foreign powers, but rather from the Iranian people themselves.
Honey Trap: The Global-Wide Sexpionage Behind the Epstein Files
Sexpionage doesn’t require flags, uniforms, or formal intelligence bureaucracies.
