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Can the Conflict Between Türkiye and Israel Lead to the Fall of NATO?
4+ day, 9+ hour ago (397+ words) The stabilization of the Iran-Israel confrontation could well be the calm before the storm, only this time the storm would be between Israel and Türkiye. In this context, the question arises: how would such a conflict affect NATO? President Recep…...
“We Are Being Drawn Into a War We Don’t Want to Fight”: What Jordan’s Alliance with Washington Is Costing It
1+ week, 1+ day ago (926+ words) The growing public discontent with the presence of American troops in Jordan, fueled by the regional conflict and Iran’s strategy, is putting the country’s government in a serious crisis of trust, forcing the authorities to choose between a strategic alliance…...
After Iran, Is Israel Now Targeting Turkey? Ankara Quickly Moves to Hedge Itself
1+ week, 2+ day ago (1059+ words) Israel’s strategy in the Middle East is changing: the country is shifting from a targeted response to threats to a systemic containment of all regional players capable of challenging it. After Iran, Turkey has come into focus. Once allies, Turkey…...
The Iran War and the Erosion of US Global Primacy
1+ week, 2+ day ago (89+ words) The Iran War has exposed the limits of US military power and weakened its credibility as a global security provider, accelerating the erosion of US-led unipolarity while reinforcing the emergence of a more competitive and multipolar international order. The Limits…...
America's Middle East Gamble: Less Military, More Power
1+ week, 4+ day ago (376+ words) Washington is changing some of its most reliable military partnerships in the Middle East because it believes states, markets, and diplomacy can deliver what American troops and Kurdish proxies increasingly cannot. The significance of the SDF’s dissolution is therefore larger…...
The Global Farce: How Trump’s Imperial Ambitions Buried U.S. Hegemony in the Strait of Hormuz
2+ week, 12+ hour ago (224+ words) The Donald Trump administration, acting with the peremptoriness of a capricious landlord, has carried to its logical conclusion a policy that many analysts are already calling “imperial suicide.” Loss of Trust: When Allies Turn Away One of the most striking…...
Huntington and the Specter of Civilizations
2+ week, 1+ day ago (297+ words) At a time when the global order is in a state of flux, the 30th anniversary of the renowned yet controversial book The Clash of Civilizations & the Remaking of the World Order becomes a fitting moment for taking stock of things....
Asim Munir in Tehran: Can Iran Join the Mecca Pact?
2+ week, 3+ day ago (251+ words) Munir’s Tehran mission was less about Iran joining the Mecca Pact and more about reviving U.S.–Iran talks and defusing regional tensions. Pakistan must now thread the needle between Riyadh and Tehran, turning the pact from a regional fault line…...
Diplomatic Scandal: Why Did the U.S. Recall Its Ambassador to Turkey?
2+ week, 3+ day ago (366+ words) The U.S. State Department has abruptly recalled its ambassador to Turkey, Tom Barrack, who also served as the President’s Special Envoy for Syria and Iraq. This sharp personnel pivot has raised numerous questions: was this decision a consequence of pressure from…...
Israel vs. Turkey: Bombs Away—How I Learned to Love the Bomb
2+ week, 5+ day ago (1118+ words) Israel’s strike on the old Syrian airbase of Abu al-Duhur, which Turkey had planned to use, is not a routine episode in the Syrian war. It is a signal to Ankara: Israel reserves the right to veto Turkish military presence…...