A Multipolar World and The Middle East
For most of the past months, the Biden administration has struggled to find ways to ease oil prices, amid the trauma of the Russian...
Towards A Democratic International Order
Talking about democracy leads to irrational and rapid polarization between those who consider themselves democratic states and others who do not claim this for...
Will the New Year Be the Year of Warfare Likewise the Previous One?
On the curve of this night and the next day, the world passes from the year of the Ukraine war to the year of...
The direction of US foreign policy towards the Middle East
The year 2022 was a year full of dramatic developments in the world, and the most important of these developments was the explosion of...
In the backgrounds of Ankara’s opening to Damascus
Like all the previous cases that we have witnessed in the past few years, including Jordan, the UAE, Bahrain, Sudan, Oman and other Arab...
The Popular Uprisings and unfulfilled achievements
From the Tiananmen Square uprising in Beijing in 1989 to the Arab Uprisings in 2011, to the demonstrations and anger in Iran that exceeded...
The challenges lie ahead Ankara’s decision to normalize relations with Cairo and Damascus
Although Egypt and Syria are at the bottom of the list of states with which Turkey intends to reconcile, the 10-year conflict with the...
Iran on the Threshold of Another Syrianization
In the last few years, a new word has been added to the political vocabulary “Syrianization”. This new word means turning a country into...
Contemporary Atlantic Alliance: An “Existential” Expansion that Obviates the Evil of Fighting
The behavior that characterized the reactions of US President Joe Biden and Secretary General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Jens Stoltenberg, about...
Mediation and the way forward to end the Ukraine War
While the Russian-Ukrainian war continues unabated and without a clear goal at the end in exchange for continuous losses of lives and property, the...