States do not act within the political arena based on emotion, but instead on interests. In international relations, the concept of “shared interests” takes precedence over that of a “friendly state.”...
Details from a new US bill—designated S.4784 and included in the defense budget authorization package for the 2027 fiscal year—have revealed Washington’s intention to establish a comprehensive strategic...
Since the 2003 occupation, Iraq has suffered from rampant financial and administrative corruption that has severely impacted state institutions and public trust. Successive governments have pledged to combat...
Pakistan and Afghanistan are once again teetering on the brink of all-out war, undermining the ceasefire heavily promoted by China. Pakistan has long accused Afghanistan of harboring the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan...
The West’s crisis today is less a crisis of leadership than a crisis of ideas. The rapid succession of falling leaders and changing governments across major Western capitals is merely a visible symptom...
As summer approaches, talk intensifies regarding a crisis that persists year-round yet is exacerbated by the summer heat and the scorching sun. Its consequences erupt and spread, extending far beyond the farmer...
Over the past three decades, a conviction took hold that globalization represented the final stage of global economic evolution that trade liberalization and the opening of borders to the flow of capital...
Twenty-two years later, Türkiye is preparing to host another NATO summit, this time for an alliance of occupying powers. For the summit, to be held on July 7 and 8 in Ankara, a state of near-emergency has been declared...
