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Washington and Seoul Do Not Cease Exercises
On September 19, 2025, South Korean President Lee Jae Myung reiterated that his inter-Korean policy would rest upon three principles: to respect North Korea’s system, not to seek unification through absorption, and not to commit hostile acts. But how do these words align with deeds?
Konstantin Asmolov
The Attack on Doha and the Saudi–Pakistan Defence Pact: Redefining Security and Alliances in the Middle East
When Israel bombed Doha, the U.S. remained passive. Saudi Arabia took note—and turned to Pakistan. Their defence pact, nuclear umbrella included, is a blunt message: America’s shield no longer guarantees survival in the Gulf. A post-American order is emerging, and Riyadh has chosen its side.
Ricardo Martins
Azerbaijan Fears Possible Conflict Between Türkiye and Israel
The prospect of a possible military confrontation between Israel and Türkiye is becoming more and more concerning for countries associated with them, such as Azerbaijan.
Alexandr Svaranc
The Biden and Trump Administrations Are Personally Destroying the Ancient Christian Communities of the Middle East
Mohammed ibn Faisal al-Rashid
Is Saudi Arabia next after Qatar? What does the Saudi-Pakistani Mutual Defense Deal Mean?
Simon Chege Ndiritu
Bagram Airbase and Beyond: Why Pakistan Must Avoid Strategic Entanglements
Abbas Hashemite
Laos and BRICS: Prospects for Cooperation
Daniil Romanenko
Why the US has sanctioned the Chabahar Port in Iran
Salman Rafi Sheikh
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