Geostrategic Media Political Commentary, Analysis, Security, Defense
Donald Trump’s foreign policy in the Middle East, marked by unpredictable decisions, has consistently sparked international debate. One of his most significant moves is the initiation of negotiations with the Islamic Republic of Iran—an unprecedented and sudden step that has opened new horizons in U.S.-Iran relations and among …
April, 2025
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29 April
Decoding the Oman Dialogue: Iran and the US in a Multipolar Middle East
The recent indirect negotiations between Iran and the United States in Muscat, Oman, mediated by the Omani government, hold significant dimensions and importance from the perspective of international relations and strategic diplomacy theories. These discussions unfold amidst a global order marked by fundamental rifts, where multifaceted geopolitical, economic, …
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29 April
Between Geography and Political Folly: The Muslim Brotherhood’s Reckless Gamble with Jordan
By Dr. Shehab Al Makahleh At a critical juncture in Middle Eastern history, as the region smolders with unprecedented turmoil, Jordan’s Muslim Brotherhood has once again revealed an astonishing level of political blindness and reckless strategy. The current Palestinian crisis has tested every actor’s sense of national duty …
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25 April
Artificial Intelligence and The Prospect of De-Globalization
Artificial Intelligence: Born from Globalization, Live to cause De-Globalization Nowadays, artificial intelligence,or AI, seems to be an inseparable part of human lives. AI is not only used on a macro scale, such as in the e-ticket system to punish road rule violators, factories, or others. AI is also …
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25 April
How Sudan became a battleground for West Asian proxy war
In the recent weeks there are various reports that mention the recent advances made by Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) against Paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF). During the last two years, Sudan was in news headlines for its ongoing brutal civil war. While there are various institutional and ethnic …
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25 April
Will Iran Bend on Transfer in New Nuclear Talks?
The Iranian nuclear negotiations with Europe and the United States from 2000 to 2025 represent one of international relations’ most intricate diplomatic dossiers. These talks, aimed at overseeing Iran’s nuclear program and preventing its acquisition of nuclear weapons, have encompassed numerous issues, including uranium enrichment, inspections by the …
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25 April
Trump, Musk, and the Digital Politics of Today: Technology as a Tool of Power
In this age, technology is no longer a neutral tool like it was in the past. It has now transformed into a new tool for power, like political, economic, and social. We live in a time when social media algorithms can determine what we see, what we believe, …
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19 April
Crisis of Multilateralism: Is Global Cooperation a Relic of the Past?
The promise of a globally interconnected world, fostered by decades of increasing integration, is now under serious strain. The very fabric of international cooperation appears to be tearing, evidenced by a resurgence of geopolitical tensions, a retreat into protectionist policies, the imposition of unilateral sanctions, a worrying trend …
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19 April
Is NATO, the military alliance, on the brink of a collapse?
Since 1963, the Munich Security Conference has featured numerous controversial speeches. In 2007, Vladimir Putin declared that Russia would not accept anyone else’s domination in the new world order. But the speech given by US Vice President JD Vance probably broke all the past records for controversial speeches. …
