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America’s Global Oil Market Hegemony through Warfare

Authors: M. Abiya Emima and Edberg D. Cheeran The global oil market has long played a pivotal role in shaping contemporary geopolitics, serving as a...

The Yen Intervention Was Never About the Yen

The joint US–Japan yen intervention was not a currency-stability measure. It was Washington making sure Tokyo could keep funding its $550 billion commitment to...

Ceuta and Morocco-Spain relations: migration, dependence, border issues

The recent mass irregular migration incident in Ceuta should be seen as more than a border security issue. It is a significant test of...

Information Pollution and the Rise of the Trust Economy

The internet is going through a fundamental change. Information used to be scarce, and access to it was a source of power. Today, the...

Will the Gulf ever recover from the Iran War permacrisis?

Before the launch of Operation Epic Fury back in February, the Islamic Republic’s lashing out at both enemies and erstwhile friends, and the grinding...

How the Mecca Pact Rewires Tehran’s Nuclear Calculus

On August 7th, with American warships blockading Iranian ports and Iranian fast boats still harassing tankers off the Omani coast, the leaders of Saudi...

A Muslim Trifecta: The New Challenge to Washington’s Middle East

In the city where Islam began, three leaders sat down last Friday and signed something the region has not seen before. Saudi Arabia's Mohammed...

Foreign Influence Is Making America’s Iran War Harder to End

Trump’s renewed talks with Tehran expose an uncomfortable reality: once war begins, foreign allies and their domestic networks can raise the political cost of...

Why North Korea Gets a Pass: Is Deterrence Enough?

On 13 June 2025, Israel attacked Iranian nuclear facilities and military leadership over Iran's uranium enrichment capacity, not even a confirmed decision of a...

Spain at Europe’s Humanitarian Frontier

The issue of migration has become one of the most significant humanitarian and political issues today. People risk their lives crossing the Mediterranean Sea...

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Who Will Lead the UN After Guterres? The Race Nobody Is Watching Closely Enough

When António Guterres's second term expires on 31 December...

The Hidden Bill Behind Europe’s Defense Spending Boom

Europe's rearmament is being financed out of the welfare...

Netanyahu’s Coalition Calculus: The Real Reason Gaza’s Ceasefire Keeps Failing

The story of Gaza's collapsing ceasefire is being told...

Eastern Economic Forum: Russia Bets on Asia and the Global South

The Eastern Economic Forum (EEF) has been described as...
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