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How Western Lies about the ‘Sunni-Shia Divide’ Have Set the Middle East Ablaze

The Middle East, a region rich in history, culture, and natural resources, has often been portrayed through a simplistic lens, particularly when it comes...

The Death of a Dynasty

Dynasty do not die; they are only killed. But all dynasties die as if the time of their fall is already predetermined. Dynasties were...

Iran-Saudi Arabia Proxy War

Since the period of the Cold War, proxy warfare has been a common phenomenon involving major powers coming into indirect military confrontations in a...

Beyond Sanctions and Wars: The Secret to Iran’s Power

Iran’s ability to remain resilient in the face of severe sanctions, foreign invasions, and military threats is rooted in a unique blend of geographic...

Palestine Divided from Within

The Palestinian struggle for statehood has long been a symbol of resistance against occupation and oppression, particularly in the context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict....

Excavation on historic battle site proves therapeutic for military vets

Attempts to unearth grisly “secrets” from the Battle of Waterloo are, it has emerged, also helping military personnel come to terms to with their...

From Zion to Zeila, Ethiopia’s Zionist Playbook

Ethiopia's approach to Somalia in recent years bears a striking resemblance to strategies employed by colonial powers and settler movements throughout history. Particularly, one...

Safeguarding the Future: Pakistan’s Defense Policy and Strategy

On September 6, 1965, Pakistan faced one of its most critical and decisive moments as the nation stood united in defense against aggression during...

85 Years After WW2: Connecting the Invasions of Poland and Ukraine

Even though the times have changed, and there are obvious differences, an examination of the connections between both invasions; their causes, as well as...

Inside the Oval Office: How One Man Brought the Oval Office to the People, Replicating Power

The United States of America has a complex fabric of democracy. Within it, few symbols loom as large as the Oval Office. At the...

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