The Strategic Framework of the Second Century in Türkiye-Ethiopia Relations
The presence of over 200 Turkish companies operating in Ethiopia and the employment they provide demonstrate the scale of economic…
Fuel Prices Surge as Iran War Disrupts Energy Markets
In Egypt, one of the region’s largest energy importers, authorities have imposed energy-saving restrictions such as reduced business hours and…
The Türkiye, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia Axis in the Horn of Africa and the Red Sea
Rather than clashing over interests in the Horn of Africa and the Red Sea basin, it would be more positive…
Iran Threatens Gulf Energy Infrastructure as Trump Sets Ultimatum
Iran’s parliament speaker, Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, warned that regional infrastructure could face “irreversible destruction” if Iranian facilities are attacked.
Rare Earth Elements and the Geopolitical Realignment of the Middle East
We see the Middle Eastern narrative being rewritten in laboratories and mines.
Oil Could Hit $200 a Barrel as Hormuz Crisis Fuels Market Fears
Energy markets brace for prolonged disruption of energy supplies from the Arab Gulf as analysts warn of severe economic consequences…
The Tactical Victory Trap: Is Israel Making the U.S. a Partner in its Strategic Failure on Iran?
Israel’s chronic problem is the gap between tactical victory and strategic success.
Ukraine Fears Losing US Support as Focus Shifts to Iran War
In a notable development, Zelensky revealed that Ukrainian drone experts are currently assisting countries in the Gulf region in defending…
The Bannon Effect and Trumpism in European Politics
One of the theses Bannon has advocated in the past is that Christian thought is dead in Europe and Islam…
Strait of Hormuz: Which Ships Can Sail?
Foreign Minister Jaishankar said two Indian-flagged gas tankers were able to pass safely through the Hormuz strait following diplomatic engagement.
Germany’s Iran Policy in the Dilemma of International Law and Israeli Interests
Germany, along with many other European countries, moved away from its classic “critical dialogue” policy towards Iran and adopted an…
Türkiye Warns Iran After Missile Enters Its Airspace, NATO Intercepts Second Projectile
Earlier Monday, the Turkish Defense Ministry announced that a ballistic missile fired from Iran had entered Turkish airspace before being…
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…
Russia, China Raise Voices against US-Israeli Attacks on Iran
Beijing has consistently advocated a diplomatic solution to tensions over Iran’s nuclear program, positioning itself as a mediator in regional…
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.
Trump Signals Extended Timeline for Iran Offensive
Trump outlined three primary objectives: destroying Iran’s missile infrastructure, crippling its naval forces, and preventing Tehran from obtaining a nuclear…
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.
