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Border and Rule: Global Migration, Capitalism, and the Rise of Racist Nationalism

arsha Walia’s Border and Rule, published by Haymarket Books in 2021, bulldozes through political partisanship to present a critical perspective of both sides, reminding us that the Left and the Right may seem different on the surface, but that paying close attention to the vernacular used by adherents would reveal how they are one and the same, and how embroiled both factions are in looking upon the world and its resources as worthy of exploitation.

On Afghanistan and Legitimate Resistance: Should Hamas, Hezbollah Learn from the Taliban?

OpinionBy Ramzy Baroud

n urgent task is awaiting us: considering the progression of events, we must quickly liberate ourselves from the limits and confines placed on the Afghanistan discourse, which have been imposed by US-centered Western propaganda for over 20 years, and counting.

Realpolitik vs. Idealpolitik: Turkey-Gulf Re-friending after a Decade-Long Rivalry

Middle EastBy Sinem Cengiz

n March 2010, at the last Arab summit held in Libya, then secretary-general of the Arab League Amr Moussa proposed to expand the Arab League to include Turkey.

The Power Struggle between The Taliban and ISIS-K: What You Need to Know

WorldBy Ayan Mohamed Ali

rior to the terror attacks outside Kabul Airport that took the lives of 170 people and at least 200 wounded which included Afghan civilians and American military personnel.

The Crimean Platform: Winners, Losers, and Bystanders

WorldBy Sergey Sukhankin

n August 23, 2021, Kyiv hosted the first convention of the International Crimea Platform, which has been presented as a “consultative and coordination format with the aim of peacefully ending the Russian Federation’s temporary occupation of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol and to restore control of Ukraine over this territory in full accordance with international law.

Code Red for Humanity: UN Climate Change Report Seriously Warns

NewsBy Latife Ozdemir

ccording to a report recently released by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), which is a United Nations body tasked with assessing science-based observations on climate change, human activity is rapidly changing the climate in remarkable ways, thus confirming the debates around the Anthropocene.

Al-Kadhimi’s Dashing Hopes: Regional Security Conference Held in Baghdad

SecurityBy Othman Ali

raqi Premier al-Kadhimi and his mentor Iraqi President Barham Saleh are making a futile attempt against all odds at home to carve a new leadership role for the country by availing themselves of the chaotic internal conditions and the strained and fragile post-Arab Spring Middle East order.

Political Warfare: Strategies for Combating China’s Plan to “Win without Fighting”

Books In-BriefBy Politics Today

Gershaneck, who has studied and written on the China-U.

How to Read Russian Expansionism in Africa

WorldBy Ismail Numan Telci

n parallel with the intensification of the global power competition, Russia is making efforts to expand its sphere of influence by taking new initiatives, especially in Africa.

Meet Your New Reality: Death to 2020 Is a Clever Political Satire

Film ReviewBy Selahattin Emre Celebi

eath to 2020, which is described as a “mockumentary,” is a critical interpretation of the most important political and social events of 2020 from the perspective of the show’s producers.

China-US Rivalries after the Afghan War

WorldBy Robert R. Bianchi

nce again, turmoil in Afghanistan forces us to face the contradiction between the world we are creating and the world we want to leave our descendants.

Egyptian TV Dramas and Self-Orientalism

Middle EastBy Al-Mokhtar Ahmed

n Egypt and most of the Arab world, the holy month of Ramadan is TV series’ prime season.

On Colonialism and Solidarity: The Decisive Israel-Palestine Battle under way in Africa

Middle EastBy Ramzy Baroud

he decision by the African Union Commission, on July 22, to grant Israel observer status membership in the AU was the culmination of years of relentless Israeli efforts aimed at co-opting Africa’s largest political institution.

The Straw That Might Break the Camel’s Back in Saudi-UAE Relations

Middle EastBy Hazal Muslu El Berni

egional security perceptions of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) concurred regarding regional crises and wars in the Middle East since the Arab uprisings, making the two countries work hand in hand in the economic and military fields.

NSO’s Pegasus Scandal Is Just the Tip of the Iceberg of Israeli Spyware

SecurityBy Muhammad Shehada

This leak is going to be the story of the year,” wrote the eminent NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden last month as Amnesty International and Forbidden Stories obtained a leaked list of 50,000 phone numbers of potential targets of the Israeli spyware company, NSO Group.

Contractors and Mercenaries will Live on after the US Leaves Iraq and Afghanistan

WorldBy Tallha Abdulrazaq

ercenaries have been a part of war since humans first started to coordinate and live amongst each other in societies.

New Delhi’s Multilateral Approach to Afghanistan

OpinionBy CJ Werleman

f the sum of New Delhi’s fears is a Taliban take-over of Afghan government in Kabul, then those anxieties received a further jolt on 26 July when Pakistan reopened a major southwestern border crossing that is currently under Taliban control on the Afghan side.

U.S. Withdrawal from Afghanistan: Mission Accomplished?

WorldBy Hashim Wahdatyar

President Joe Biden announced last week that the U.

US-Indonesia Maritime Collaboration in the South China Sea: Harbinger of an Expanded Quad-Plus?

WorldBy Er-Win Tan

ary of China’s demographic preponderance, powerful economy and rapidly advancing modernizing air and naval power projection capabilities, the U.

GCC-Damascus Rapprochement Can Pit Syria Against Turkey Even Further

Syria WarBy Sinem Cengiz

ollowing the First Gulf War, the foreign ministers of Syria, Egypt, and the six members of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), namely Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), met in Damascus and agreed on a new security cooperation initiative for the Gulf which came to be known as the “Damascus Declaration.

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Border and Rule: Global Migration, Capitalism, and the Rise of Racist Nationalism

On Afghanistan and Legitimate Resistance: Should Hamas, Hezbollah Learn from the Taliban?

Realpolitik vs. Idealpolitik: Turkey-Gulf Re-friending after a Decade-Long Rivalry

The Power Struggle between The Taliban and ISIS-K: What You Need to Know

The Crimean Platform: Winners, Losers, and Bystanders

Code Red for Humanity: UN Climate Change Report Seriously Warns

Al-Kadhimi’s Dashing Hopes: Regional Security Conference Held in Baghdad

Political Warfare: Strategies for Combating China’s Plan to “Win without Fighting”

How to Read Russian Expansionism in Africa

China-US Rivalries after the Afghan War

Egyptian TV Dramas and Self-Orientalism

On Colonialism and Solidarity: The Decisive Israel-Palestine Battle under way in Africa

The Straw That Might Break the Camel’s Back in Saudi-UAE Relations

NSO’s Pegasus Scandal Is Just the Tip of the Iceberg of Israeli Spyware

Contractors and Mercenaries will Live on after the US Leaves Iraq and Afghanistan

New Delhi’s Multilateral Approach to Afghanistan

U.S. Withdrawal from Afghanistan: Mission Accomplished?

US-Indonesia Maritime Collaboration in the South China Sea: Harbinger of an Expanded Quad-Plus?

GCC-Damascus Rapprochement Can Pit Syria Against Turkey Even Further

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