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Who Is Behind the Neureality Deal?

By Geostrategic Media Desk Team Published: 28 October 2026 Key Points US technology companies are competing to acquire Israeli semiconductor expertise as they seek to reduce the cost of artificial intelligence and strengthen America’s technological position against China. On 26 October 2026, US company Unconventional AI agreed to …

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America’s Midterm Test: Can Trump’s Foreign Policy Survive the Voters’ Verdict?

  Key Points The 3 November 2026 midterm elections will determine control of Congress for the final two years of President Donald Trump’s term. Cost-of-living pressures, immigration and public dissatisfaction are central to the campaign. The war involving Iran has connected foreign policy directly to energy prices and …

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The Middle East at a Crossroads: War, Regional Realignment and the Search for a New Security Order

Dr. Shehab Al-Makahleh Key Points The Iran war and restrictions on navigation through the Strait of Hormuz have made regional security inseparable from global energy and economic stability. Saudi Arabia, Türkiye, Egypt, Pakistan and European powers are exploring diplomatic channels to contain escalation. Gulf states face a strategic …

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Israel’s Election Ends in Deadlock, and the Arab Parties Hold the Key

Ballot box in front of a dusk skyline, symbolizing the inconclusive Israeli election

With roughly 85 percent of ballots counted, neither Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc nor Gadi Eisenkot’s reaches 61 seats. Record Arab-party strength could decide who governs, or whether Israelis return to the polls.

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When a Signal Becomes a Verdict: Jordan, Syria, and the Dangerous Seduction of Partial Intelligence

Dr. Shehab Al-Makahleh   The attack on St. George’s Greek Orthodox Church in Hammoud last October was an atrocity that demands justice, not shortcuts. Nine worshippers killed during a funeral. Dozens wounded. A community shattered. Jordan has every right—and every obligation—to pursue those responsible with the full weight …

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From May 1968 to the Protests of 2026: Will the French Left Abandon the Streets Again?

Khairallah Khairallah France’s May 1968 uprising was far more than a student protest over university policies. It was a moment of social and political upheaval that shook the foundations of the French system and sent shockwaves across Europe. What began with students at the University of Paris’s Nanterre …

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Lula da Silva: From Factory Worker to a Fourth Presidential Term

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has capped a remarkable political journey by winning a fourth presidential term, following a career that took him from factory work to the presidency, through imprisonment and ultimately back to power. The Workers’ Party candidate secured 51.79 per cent of valid votes in …

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Riyadh Seeks Iranian Intervention with Sanaa: Iran and the “Mecca Alliance” — Toward a New Regional Security Order?

Dr. Shehab Al-Makahleh Recent regional tensions, from clashes between Yemen’s Ansar Allah movement and Saudi Arabia to the growing prospect of a third US-Israeli war against Iran, have placed the “Mecca Alliance” under considerable pressure. The crises have raised fundamental questions about the alliance’s effectiveness and the broader …

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Why Jordan? Why Now?

By Hadi Elis The attack on a Greek Orthodox church in southern Jordan raises a question that cannot be answered by looking at the crime scene alone: why Jordan, and why now? According to accounts of the incident, armed assailants attacked mourners at St. George’s Greek Orthodox Church …

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