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The Kazan Declaration and BRICS: A New Era for Global Power Dynamics

The 16th BRICS Summit in Kazan, Russia, has arguably reshaped the narrative of global power dynamics, with the Kazan Declaration emerging as a resolute challenge to U.S.-dominated geopolitics. This pivotal document underscores a unified BRICS vision that opposes the misuse of global institutions for political leverage, advocates for …

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China’s Middle East Strategy Hits a Crossroads Amid New Regional Conflict

The recent escalation in the Israel-Palestine conflict has revealed serious limitations in China’s long-standing Middle East strategy, forcing Beijing to confront uncomfortable realities in a region known for deeply entrenched rivalries. Over the past decade, China has carefully positioned itself as an economic partner and diplomatic player in …

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Will Trump’s Populist Appeal Outshine Harris’s Historic Bid?

As the U.S. gears up for the November 2024 election, it’s not only a contest between two candidates but also between two visions of America’s future. While Vice President Kamala Harris brings the promise of progress, diversity, and inclusivity as the first woman of color to run for …

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How Social Media Fuels Palestinian Resistance and Global Awareness

In an era where everyone with a smartphone can be a witness to history, the Israel-Palestine conflict has entered a new realm of visibility. This conflict plays out on social media in ways that reshape the conversation around warfare, politics, and global solidarity. While news outlets often focus …

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Israel-Iran Tensions: Escalation or Lasting Deterrence?

The recent Israeli airstrikes against Iranian military installations mark another peak in the prolonged and complex hostilities between Israel and Iran. These actions reflect not only Israel’s readiness to challenge Iran’s growing regional influence but also a careful, strategic response meant to deter, rather than incite an all-out …

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What’s Next for Putin’s Russia and NATO After the Ukraine War?

As the war in Ukraine nears an uncertain end, a looming question remains: how will Russia, under Vladimir Putin, approach its future with NATO? The conflict has underscored not only the sharp hostility between Russia and NATO but also Russia’s unwavering ambition to weaken the alliance. But with …

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Strategic and Fragile: 30 Years of Israel-Jordan Relations in a Shifting Middle East

By Dr. Shehab Al Makahleh As the 30th anniversary of the 1994 Wadi Araba Treaty between Jordan and Israel approaches, the significance of this enduring peace agreement remains as complex as it is vital for regional stability. Over three decades, the treaty has fostered essential security, economic, and …

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The Dark Side of Sovereign Wealth Funds

A U.S. sovereign wealth fund would put large chunks of the economy under effective government control and diminish Congress’ power over the executive. Proposals for a federally based sovereign wealth fund (SWF) have emerged almost simultaneously, though separately from the Biden White House and the Trump campaign. Such …

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Iran is Gaining Ground in Jordan

A Jordanian population sympathetic to Iran’s ambitions, coupled with the country’s long border with Israel, could turn Jordan into a potential launching pad for attacks against Israel. Jordanians marched in the capital of Amman last week, holding aloft portraits of the late secretary general of Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah. …

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