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Ramadan: A Test of Conscience in Jerusalem

For decades, Jerusalem rested on a fragile balance, sustained not by force but by inherited practices, recognised limits, and a shared ethic of restraint....

Syrian Refugee Return: A Defining Moment

Freedom’s arrival in Syria remains deeply fragile. Even as the country’s new rulers gain diplomatic recognition, goodwill, and early relief from Western sanctions, Syria...

Canada and South Korea’s Long Game: A Middle-Power Strategy for Two Regions

For much of the past decade, security cooperation between Canada and South Korea has been treated as a peripheral matter. Yet, such an assumption...

Aiding Neo-Colonialism: Reviving a Colonized State

Haiti, often labelled and dismissed as the “Failed State” of the Caribbean, remains one of our international bureaucracy’s most visible failures. Nearly two decades...

The Only Way to Contain Iran is the One We Abandoned

Iran is one of the most sanctioned countries in the world, alongside Russia. The country has been subjected to all kinds of comprehensive and...

Well-Reasoned Scenarios: Israel, Iran and Nuclear War

“Then fox knows many things, but the hedgehog knows one big thing.”-Archilochus At first glance, the June 2025 military operation against Iran carried no risks...

Small States, big stakes: why cyber diplomacy shall be a core National Security capability

Cyber diplomacy is no longer a specialized policy track for large powers; it is becoming a strategic necessity for middle powers and small states...

Why Venezuela’s Socialist Party is losing control

In Venezuela's main oil city, Maracaibo, members of the ruling socialist party have been checking local support after President Nicolas Maduro was captured by...

Iran – A US Demurral is not Necessarily a De-escalation

Fear of a wider war is influencing Washington’s latest decision to forego an immediate attack on Iran—the UAE, Qatar, and the Saudis have been...

Why American Friction with France and the UK Could Change China’s Calculus in the Indo-Pacific

The Indo-Pacific is a regional flashpoint that could see several potential armed conflicts if missteps are taken and de-escalation and deterrence are not applied....

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Iran Says Mines Hit Two Tankers in Strait of Hormuz, Escalating Maritime Security Fears

Iran's Revolutionary Guards Navy reported that two oil tankers...

Egypt’s Sisi Seeks Parliament’s Approval for Possible Military Support to Saudi Arabia

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi announced that Egypt would...

Trump Blames Aides as Republican Midterm Election Prospects Fade

President Donald Trump is criticizing his senior aides and...

What History’s Cycle of Left and Right Teaches Us Today

In the old town of Gori, Georgia, well-known as...
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