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The World Order in Transition: Multipolarity, Power Politics and the Struggle for Global Influence

Geostrategic Media Desk Team Key Points The international system is moving towards greater fragmentation rather than a clearly established multipolar order. US–China competition, Russia’s confrontation with the West and regional conflicts are reshaping diplomatic priorities. Middle powers are seeking greater strategic autonomy. Economic security, technology, energy and military …

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The G20 Divide: Why Global Diplomacy Is Struggling to Keep Pace with Geopolitical Rivalry

The Atlanta G20 meeting has exposed deep divisions over Ukraine, Iran and great-power rivalry, even as governments seek cooperation on energy security and critical minerals.

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Iran, Israel and the United States: The Risk of a Wider Middle Eastern Confrontation

Geostrategic Media Desk Team Key Points The confrontation involving Iran, Israel and the United States has become a central determinant of regional and international security. The Strait of Hormuz links military escalation directly to global energy, trade and maritime security. Gulf states face the challenge of protecting their …

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The Middle East’s New Diplomatic Equation: Regional Powers, Strategic Autonomy and the Search for Stability

Geostrategic Media Desk Team Key Points Regional governments are increasingly seeking diplomatic solutions that reflect their own security and economic priorities. The emerging coordination among Türkiye, Egypt, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia signals a stronger regional diplomatic role. The Palestinian question remains central to the legitimacy of any sustainable …

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The Church Massacre in Jordan: When Terror Strikes the House of God

By Engineer Salem Al-Batayneh Former Member of the Jordanian Parliament There are events that make you lose your mind. A question leaves us stunned before the spirit of evil when it cloaks itself in human beings: How did this happen? What occurred is unprecedented. Never in Jordan’s history …

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The Middle East’s Gas Power: From Energy Exports to Strategic Influence

By Geostrategic Media Desk Team Key points Natural gas is reshaping economic relationships and strategic calculations across the Middle East. Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the UAE possess different but complementary energy assets. Türkiye, Egypt and Jordan occupy important positions in regional transit, processing and consumption networks. Infrastructure cooperation …

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Europe’s Energy Dilemma: Diversification, Dependence and the Future of Natural Gas

By Geostrategic Media Desk Team Key points Europe has diversified its gas supply since the energy crisis, but import dependence remains. US LNG has become increasingly important as Russian and Qatari supplies have declined. The 2026 disruption has exposed the risks of relying heavily on internationally traded spot …

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The Two Faces of Gadi Eisenkot, Who Could Be Israel’s PM

By Dan Steinbock              In international media, PM Netanyahu’s adversary Gadi Eizenkot has been portrayed as a centrist voice. That’s part of his track-record. But he is also the architect of the Obliteration Doctrine that decimated Gaza. As expected, the early Israeli exit polls indicate that Prime Minister …

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The Global LNG Race: America, Qatar and the Battle for Energy Markets

By Geostrategic Media Desk Team Key points LNG has become a central instrument of economic diplomacy and strategic competition. The United States is expanding its role as a major supplier, while Qatar seeks to preserve its position as a leading exporter. The 2026 Gulf disruption has accelerated the …

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