Geostrategic Media Political Commentary, Analysis, Security, Defense
Dr. Cherkaoui Roudani The history of international relations shows that the most enduring crises do not end when an agreement is signed, but when a new balance of power becomes acceptable to the principal actors involved. The memorandum concluded between the United States and Iran does not yet …
June, 2026
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24 June
Why the United States Needs India’s Democratic AI Model
Dimitra Staikou When Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived at the G7 summit, the most consequential conversation was not about trade, tariffs, or diplomacy. It was about who will shape the future of artificial intelligence—and whether that future will be defined solely by the United States and China. India …
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24 June
Why Has Turkey Increasingly Positioned Itself Against India?
Hadi Elis The sharp deterioration in relations between Turkey and India over recent years did not emerge overnight. It is the culmination of diverging geopolitical interests, competing regional alignments, and Turkey’s increasingly close strategic partnership with Pakistan. What was once a relatively balanced relationship based on trade, tourism, …
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19 June
Midjourney develops scanner to perform 60-second full-body scans in US
Planned AI-powered system aims to create MRI-like images using ultrasonic sensors in a shallow water pool US-based artificial intelligence company Midjourney said Thursday it is developing a system designed to conduct full-body medical scans in a short time through a new healthcare technology initiative. The company said in …
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19 June
Dollar index hits 13-month high on hawkish Fed, shaky Middle East outlook
Euro/dollar falls to lowest level since March 16, sterling also weakens against greenback The dollar index climbed to a 13-month high on Friday, supported by hawkish messages from the US Federal Reserve and renewed uncertainty over efforts to end the conflict in the Middle East. The index rose …
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19 June
From War to Containment: Has the Middle East Entered the Post-Escalation Era?
Dr. Shehab Makahleh Amid the conflicting celebrations that followed the ceasefire between the United States and Iran, an unusual political picture has emerged across the Middle East. Israel speaks of a political setback, Iran speaks of a strategic victory, and Washington appears determined to market an agreement that …
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19 June
The War That Changed the Middle East: Iran’s Rise as a Regional Power
Ricardo Martins The confrontation between Iran, Israel, and the United States may mark a strategic turning point in Middle Eastern geopolitics. As Tehran moves from a doctrine of survival to one of regional influence, the balance of power that has shaped the region for decades is being fundamentally …
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19 June
The Politics of Energy Transition: How Gulf States are Preparing for a Post-Hydrocarbon Future
Khizar Hayat “My grandfather rode a camel, my father rode a camel, I ride a Mercedes, my son rides a Land Rover, and my grandson is going to ride a Land Rover…but my great-grandson is going to have to ride a camel again.” Sheikh Rashid, the late ruler …
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19 June
Sovereign AI, but Who Watches the State?
Raditio Ghifiardi In early June 2026, aboard Air Force One, President Donald Trump confirmed to reporters that the White House was discussing the possibility of taking an equity stake in OpenAI. A few days earlier, Senator Bernie Sanders had introduced a bill proposing the federal government acquire 50 …
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