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A Security Pact in the Middle East, Behind America's Back
Part 2
The four most militarily powerful Muslim-majority nations—Saudi Arabia, Türkiye, Pakistan, and Egypt—are aligning based on strategic calculation rather than religious affinity. This development signals the emergence of a weaker America in the Middle East and a reordering of the great-power competition between the U.S. and China.
Ricardo Martins
Bombs Instead of Negotiations: How Diplomacy Around Iran Gave Way to Force
Recent US and Israeli attacks on Iran were a brazen violation of international law and a betrayal of ongoing diplomatic efforts.
Phil Butler
Christian Zionism's Unholy Alliance: Biblical Mandate or Political Convenience Amid Regional Bloodshed?
The contradictory relationship between Christian Zionism and the modern political alliance between the United States and Israel raises questions about the theological, moral, and political foundations of unconditional support for Israeli policies among some American Christians.
Jeffrey Silverman
The Fall of the "King": How Netanyahu’s Reckless Politics Are Robbing Israel of Its Future
Muhammad Hamid ad-Din
Iran's current approach to relations with Russia
Samyar Rostami
Russia and Malaysia: New Aspects of Bilateral Security Cooperation
Ksenia Muratshina
The UAE and the Unravelling of Gulf Consensus
Salman Rafi Sheikh
A Security Pact in the Middle East, Behind America's Back
Part 1
Ricardo Martins
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