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Why did Israel suddenly recognize Somaliland?
Israel did not recognize Somaliland out of love for the Somalilanders. It did so out of cold calculation, strategic necessity, and an urgent need for survival after its historic defeat at the hands of Iran. It is more of a hybrid declaration of war launched on African soil than a diplomatic gesture.
Mohamed Lamine KABA
After Islamabad: How the Global South Is Reshaping Eurasian Geopolitics
The developments surrounding the “Islamabad Talks” underscore a broader geopolitical realignment in which Pakistan, China, and other regional powers are deepening their strategic and economic integration, accelerating the rise of a Global South-led order while exposing the waning influence of the US and its traditional allies.
Abbas Hashemite
In the Strait of Hormuz, Iran Is the Pretext—China Is the Target
The blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, formally directed against Iran, in fact reflects a broader U.S. strategy to contain China through control over the key energy routes of the global economy.
Salman Rafi Sheikh
Xi’s Taiwan Masterstroke: Beijing’s Peace Offensive Reshapes the Strait
Adrian Korczyński
The Case of Sending Drones to North Korea and Inter-Korean Dialogue
Konstantin Asmolov
Donald Trump and his Minions: Aliens, Extraterrestrials, “Gods,” Demons, or ‘Fallen Angels?’
Seth Ferris
Pakistan’s Approach and National Interests in the Iran Conflict and the Balance Between Iran and Saudi Arabia
Samyar Rostami
The Visit of Kuomintang Chair Zheng Liwen to the People’s Republic of China
Vladimir Terehov
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