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Analysis

Saudi Arabia vs. the UAE: The Other Gulf Crisis

Furthermore, unlike in the case of the Saudi-Iranian relationship, ideological polarization is missing as a factor in the competitive relationship between Saudi

February 19, 2026

Analysis

Letter From Gaza: The Nakba We Are Living Through

The night we fled Jabaliya wasn’t the worst or most violent of the war. It was just another night from the depths

June 9, 2025

Analysis

Erdogan positions Turkey as Israel’s main Middle East challenge

It has been a good few weeks for Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. All current indications suggest that the Turkish leader is

June 3, 2025

Analysis·Interview

Vice President of Türkiye Cevdet Yılmaz: Our Top Priority Is for the Organization to Lay Down Its Arms

Vice President of Türkiye Cevdet Yılmaz made important statements on many topics including a Terror-Free Türkiye, the economy, foreign policy, Gaza, Syria,

May 28, 2025

Analysis

A remarkable week for a rising Turkey

We might be a long way from a Pax Turcica. For now, however, Erdoğan and Turkey have gained relevance as an indispensable

May 22, 2025

Frederick Kempe

Analysis

Trump’s Restoration Diplomacy

Trump’s lifting of the Syria sanctions is not merely a diplomatic correction; it is the opening move in a new front in

May 14, 2025

Bekir Gündoğdu

Analysis

How Wars End

Russia cannot occupy Ukraine, Ukraine cannot force the Russians out, and the negotiations must acknowledge as much. Putin will say he does

May 13, 2025

George Friedman

Analysis

Camp David peace treaty is the mother of all evils

Palestinians are also disadvantaged greatly by Egypt-Israel peace it treaty. It not only excluded them from the negotiations but it also weakened

May 12, 2025

Dr. Mustafa Fetouri

Analysis

Financial Times: The west’s shameful silence on Gaza

The global tumult triggered by Trump has already distracted attention from the catastrophe in Gaza. Yet the longer it goes on, the

May 8, 2025

Analysis

Trump Is Facing Six Wars, and He’s Losing All of Them

The Pentagon is in turmoil that would be unacceptable to any other president. The chaotic rollout, and rollback, of Trump’s tariffs reveal

April 30, 2025

Hal Brands

Analysis·World

The complex legacy of Pope Francis

On the one hand, Francis dramatically reshaped the geographic breakdown of the clerical elite over the years, appointing 110 of the 138

April 23, 2025

Ben Munster – Hannah Roberts

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