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Did Pakistan’s Iran Ceasefire Fail, or Was It Doomed From the Start?

On July 18, Iran's deputy foreign minister Kazem Gharibabadi announced that Tehran was suspending its commitments under the ceasefire it had signed in Islamabad...

Lebanese Army Deploys in South After Israeli Withdrawal Under US Backed Plan

Lebanese army troops began deploying in the southern town of Zawtar al Gharbiyeh on Tuesday after Israeli forces withdrew from the area, marking the...

Will a US Iran Ceasefire Push Oil Prices Lower?

Oil prices edged lower on Tuesday as investors balanced cautious optimism over renewed diplomatic efforts between the United States and Iran against the reality...

OPEC+’s Upcoming August Meeting: Fuel Considerations due to Hormuz Volatility

The first attacks on the Strait of Hormuz had world leaders concerned about effects on global energy supply. 20% of the world's energy passes...

What Two Days in July Taught Europe About Its Own Defence

On 13 and 14 July, France put on a show of European strength. On the eve of the national holiday, in his last address...

Indonesia’s C-130 MRO Dilemma: Strategic Lift-off or Sovereignty Trap?

Authors: Stefanie Thamrin and Virgie Cerenata Nahusuly* Indonesia’s relationship with the C-130 Hercules is deeply rooted in its defense history. Since receiving its first C-130...

US Iran Conflict Escalates as Hormuz Risks Grow

The conflict between the United States and Iran intensified on Monday, with both sides launching fresh military strikes that raised fears of a broader...

Chinese Coast Guard Clash With Philippine Navy Raises South China Sea Tensions

A confrontation between Chinese coast guard personnel and Philippine navy sailors at the disputed Second Thomas Shoal has heightened tensions in the South China...

The Calm Is the Anomaly: Why the Taiwan Strait Is More Dangerous Than the Headlines Suggest

For a few weeks at the start of 2026, the Taiwan Strait looked almost quiet. Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense recorded no People's Liberation...

Why China Is Cheering the Egypt-Turkey ‘Golden Eagle’ Exercises

The joint military exercises between Egypt and Turkey, particularly the Golden Eagle exercises, are a crucial strategic axis for reshaping the security landscape in...

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Is the Horn of Africa Becoming the Next Front in the Middle Eastern Power Competition?

          The Red Sea no longer separates the Middle...

Germany’s Far-Right AfD Eyes Landmark Victory as Saxony-Anhalt Votes

Voting in Saxony-Anhalt, eastern Germany, started on Sunday in...

Allies but not Equals: American Weapon Diplomacy at Play

Authors: Ahmad Ibrahim and Amna Hashmi* In George Orwell's Animal...

Can a US–Saudi Nuclear Deal Reshape the Middle East Without Israeli Normalization?

For years, Washington hoped it could reach one big...
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