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Why Iraq’s Election Is Iran’s Last, Best Hedge

Iraq's parliamentary election on November 11 arrives as Tehran's regional hand weakens and the outcome could determine whether it preserves a vital

November 9, 2025

Kian Sharifi

World

Vladimir Putin’s imperial project isn’t going so well

Russian President Vladimir Putin has vowed to bring back the Russian empire; indeed, he has staked his political fortunes on achieving that

November 9, 2025

Alexander Motyl

World

What is Françafrique? The taboo word that reveals the shifting influence of France in Africa

The term “Françafrique” describes the political, economic and military networks built to preserve French influence in Africa. It refers to a past

November 8, 2025

Christophe Premat

World

The UAE Should Be On The Financial Action Task Force Grey List

The relisting of the UAE will be the correct step to deter the UAE from further funding terrorism and crimes in Sudan

November 8, 2025

Mohamed Suliman

World

Why Israel cannot shape the architecture of the New Middle East

If Israel continues down its current path — defined by militarism, occupation, dependence on Washington, and disregard for legitimacy — it will

November 8, 2025

Greg Pence

World

African Union’s Silence on Sudan is Treason

As Khartoum burns, as Darfur bleeds, and as millions of our brothers and sisters are slaughtered in an orgy of Old Testament

November 8, 2025

Femi Akomolafe

World

The Mirage of Palestinian Recognition: Optics Over Outcome

Nor can recognition substitute for sovereignty. A state requires defined territory, permanent population, functioning government, and the capacity for foreign relations. None

November 7, 2025

Igor Desyatnikov

World

Japan’s Iron Lady

Japan’s first female prime minister, Takaichi Sanae, presents herself as a leader who can be tougher than the men. This, combined with

November 7, 2025

Ian Buruma

Economy

Chinese AI Seems to Be Jumping Ahead

The need to develop efficient techniques was forced on China’s AI companies by the decision to deny them the most advanced computer

November 7, 2025

Dean Baker

World

The US May Conquer the Americas But Lose the World

For 200 years, Washington has cultivated a security buffer in the Americas. It typically strengthens its grip when a rivalrous world turns

November 7, 2025

Hal Brands

Tercüme- Page 37

Why Iraq’s Election Is Iran’s Last, Best Hedge

Vladimir Putin’s imperial project isn’t going so well

What is Françafrique? The taboo word that reveals the shifting influence of France in Africa

The UAE Should Be On The Financial Action Task Force Grey List

Why Israel cannot shape the architecture of the New Middle East

African Union’s Silence on Sudan is Treason

The Mirage of Palestinian Recognition: Optics Over Outcome

Japan’s Iron Lady

Chinese AI Seems to Be Jumping Ahead

The US May Conquer the Americas But Lose the World

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