Analysis

We are seeing a tectonic geopolitical shift, away from the West and towards Eurasia. The US must lose its flaunted belief that any new world order must play ...

By Jeff Halper, New Age THE American withdrawal from military intervention in Afghanistan continues a broader American as well as European disengagement from the Middle East. Greater US ...

Erdoğan convinced fragmented Islamist opposition-in-exile can no longer be used to intimidate el-Sisi, an analyst says. By KSENIA SVETLOVA/THE MEDIA LINE ...

The US needs its friends in the Middle East.- By Raghida Dergham, The National, ...

By  Lt. Autumn Gonzales, Modern Diplomacy Hear me out: The United States and Russia should pursue mutually beneficial relations in the Arctic. ...

Turkish president, ministers, and even directors of agencies all own private planes, but they can blatantly tell the country there are no planes to extinguish the fires. By ...

By Larry Luxner, The Washington Diplomat As Iran threatens Western shipping interests in the Persian Gulf, Lebanon’s economy teeters on the brink of collapse and COVID-19 kills thousands ...

By Dr. George N. Tzogopoulos, BESA Center EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: ATHENS, GREECE —  In July 2021, Israel expressed full support to the Republic of Cyprus in the wake of ...

By DENIS MACSHANE, EuObserver This year is the 200th anniversary of launch of Greece’s national liberation uprising. The English poet, Lord Byron, came out to support the Greek ...

By Douglas A. Ollivant, fpri.org Changes in the Middle East have not been sufficiently accounted for in U.S. policy towards the region. Instead, policy has lagged, grounded in anachronism. ...