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Turkey’s Approach to Yemen: Pragmatism or Offensive?
In 2026, Turkey’s policy in Yemen shifted from exclusive neutrality and mediation efforts to “the brink” of military intervention against the government in Sanaa and the Ansar Allah movement, yet a range of geopolitical, legal and domestic political factors makes this scenario being fully put into practice unlikely.
Samyar Rostami
The End of the Security Umbrella: Why the Houthis and the Axis of Resistance Are Changing the Rules of the Game in the Middle East
The Houthis are preparing to march on Riyadh while the Revolutionary Guards are driving America out of every continent.
Mohamed Lamine KABA
Weaponizing Energy: The Global Consequences of Attacks on Oil Infrastructure
Attacks on Russian and Saudi oil infrastructure threaten global energy security by disrupting supplies, increasing oil prices, and intensifying economic pressures on importing countries. Coordinated international efforts are essential to protect energy facilities, diversify supplies, and secure maritime trade routes.
Abbas Hashemite
Bombs for Tel Aviv, Promises for Riyadh
Muhammad Hamid ad-Din
A Bab al-Mandab Saga: From Assab to Perim; All Has a Base, None Has a Plan. Part II
Tamer Mansour
Serious Discussions About Leaving the NPT: International Security and Iran’s Nuclear Future
Ksenia Muratshina
Tehran’s Preparedness for Peace or Multi-Front Warfare
Samyar Rostami
The U.S. Withdrawal from Iraq: How Washington Is Leaving Behind a Broken State and an Unstable Region
Muhammad Hamid ad-Din
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