Anton Mardasov | 08 April 2026 | AR
The US-Israeli military operation against Iran did not catch Russia off guard. According to media sources, Russian intelligence learned in advance of the exact date the military campaign would begin and warned Russian diplomats [...]
Huzayl Mohd | 01 December 2025
The genocide against the people of Gaza has been worsening every single day. The blockade imposed by Israel on Gaza resulted in severe starvation, during which many people died. This cruelty of Israel had invited major protests and boycotts around the world, despite there still being some states that chose to remain “neutral” or even worse, giving full support to Israel
Mohamad Fawaz | 13 October 2025
The geopolitical map of the world resembles a vast chessboard where every move reshapes the balance of power. States compete not only through confrontation but also through strategic maneuvers that gradually shift influence, redraw alignments, and open or close the doors to future possibilities. In this grand game, some moves are aimed at “coloring”
Janna Abouelkhair | 06 October 2025
As the tide shifts against Israel, two states, Germany and the United States, have stood unconditional in their support for Tel Aviv. Germany and the United States which continues to be the primary beneficiary from Israel’s existence in the region,
Janna Abouelkhair | 08 July 2025
Israel has been ramping up its propaganda expenditure as a form of soft power. Earlier this year, its Foreign Ministry received an additional $150m allocated to shaping public opinion on Israel.
Ramzy Baroud | 14 April 2025 | AR
The United States’ approach to foreign policy, both in the Middle East and globally, can be largely understood through a binary framework: states and actors are categorized as either integral to US global security interests or as threats to those interests. This fundamental dichotomy permeates US political discourse, evident in frequent references to the security of Israel, Europe, and the Gulf States. These concerns are consistently rationalized through the prism of US national security.
Abdullah Yasir Atalan | 03 February 2025 | AR
Donald Trump’s return to the Oval Office resurrects an “America First” approach at odds with the more multilateral style of his predecessor. Biden emphasized alliances and multilateral solutions during his term, but Trump viewed [...]
M. Nazmul Islam | 27 August 2024 | AR | TR
Since gaining independence from Pakistan in 1971, Bangladesh’s political culture has undergone various stages of transformation. Issues such as political autonomy, language rights, and discrimination were significant from 1947 to 1971. The political environment [...]
Mohammad Saleh Omer | 21 August 2024 | AR
For over a year now, Sudan has been in a tragic situation due to the ongoing war between the Sudanese army, led by General “Burhan,” and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), led by “Hemedti.”
Taqwa Nedal Abu Kmeil | 13 March 2024
After the war on Gaza, a complex and contentious issue has emerged at the forefront of U.S. foreign policy and domestic politics, the future of American military support to Israel
