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Middle East and U.S. Maritime Power

Dr. Shehab Al-Makahleh   The concept of U.S. maritime power was initially formulated by Admiral Alfred Thayer Mahan, who emphasized the necessity of strong naval forces to ensure the safety of global maritime transportation and to prevent adversaries from approaching U.S. borders. In the 20th century, especially after …

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Strategic Developments in Trieste – The Militarization of a Critical European Port

Geostrategic Media Report: 1. Introduction This report examines the recent developments in Trieste, Italy, where a secret meeting involving high-level officials from NATO, the Atlantic Council, Hungarian think tanks linked to Viktor Orbán, Trump’s entourage, Italian military and police, local municipal representatives, and the local Freemasonry was held. …

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From Capitalist Crisis to Genocide?

  Global capitalism is in a state of stagnation, increasing pressure on the political and military actors of transnational capital to find new ways to generate profit. William I. Robinson, a professor at the University of California, has written highly relevant texts on this subject. The wars in …

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Project 2025: Trump’s Vision—A Path to Revival or the Edge of Authoritarianism?

Theresa Pauliano The attempted assassination of Donald Trump, now a three-time presidential candidate, has injected new uncertainty into the 2024 U.S. election, dramatically altering the political landscape. As Democratic support continues to wane, Trump is experiencing a surge in momentum. Internal Democratic polling indicates that Trump is making …

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Europe’s Silent Struggle: How Beijing is “Boursicoting” the Continent

Larisa Marks The story of Shi Pei Pu, a Beijing opera singer and spy, and his twenty-year deception of French diplomat Bernard Boursicot is a cautionary tale that resonates today. In the 1960s, Shi posed as a woman, even presenting a child as their supposed offspring, all to …

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Kamala Harris vs. Donald Trump: Who’s Really Shifting Gears?

Alicia Samuel In the political arena, accusations of flip-flopping are common, but the latest accusations have brought Kamala Harris and Donald Trump into the spotlight. Both politicians are navigating complex and contentious issues, but who’s really changing their tune? On one side, Kamala Harris, during a recent CNN …

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Kamala Harris: Momentum on Her Side, But an Uphill Battle Ahead

Nancy Markham As the 2024 presidential election draws near, Kamala Harris stands at a critical juncture. Her historic candidacy as a mixed-race woman has energized many, yet it also presents unique challenges that make this race anything but predictable. Despite her momentum, the outcome remains uncertain, and the …

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Jordan at a Crossroads: Navigating a Treacherous Geopolitical Landscape

Eng. Saleem Al Batayneh Benjamin Disraeli, the British Prime Minister who held office twice in the 19th century, once remarked, “Major events have unseen tails! What we expect rarely happens! What we rule out often happens!” These words resonate deeply with the current situation in Jordan, where uncertainty …

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Will Kamala Harris squander support from Palestine advocates?

Dr. Shehab Al-Makahleh Last Thursday, US Vice President Kamala Harris delivered a significant speech in Chicago as she accepted the Democratic Party’s nomination for the upcoming presidential election. The speech, intended to solidify her leadership credentials and unify American society, has sparked widespread debate, particularly regarding her stance …

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