The Israel-Lebanon Framework Agreement shifts state responsibility to compliance with obligations concerning non-state armed actors.
Israel and Turkey are entering a new era of strategic rivalry, where diplomacy, defence, and Mediterranean alliances replace direct conflict.
The Iran war reshaped Gulf security by accelerating information control, cyber governance and the political dimensions of citizenship.
The NATO Summit highlighted evolving security priorities, burden-sharing debates, and the implications of NATO 3.0 for European defence.
The Iran case reveals how repeated threats, policy reversals and ineffective coercion can weaken great-power credibility and undermine deterrence.
A new U.S.–Iran framework links investment, sanctions relief and security. Can economic integration succeed where pressure and war failed?
Israel’s evolving nuclear posture, deterrence strategy, and the risks of escalation in an increasingly uncertain Middle East.
The Iran conflict exposes the limits of military hardware, showing how resilience, geography and asymmetric warfare can blunt conventional power.
As U.S.-Iran talks continue, Libya’s experience offers a warning: nuclear weapons cannot compensate for corruption, repression, and misrule.
For the first time in almost six decades, intellectuals are engaged in an open conversation about their state, society, and shared future in Syria.
Almond teaches us to appreciate that the political interests of individuals are too complex to fit into Huntington or Said’s grand theories.
Interview with Kurdish poet Abdulla Pashew on Iran war, Kurdish self-determination, political unity, culture, exile, and the future of Kurdish nationalism.
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