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Israel vs. Turkey: Bombs Away—How I Learned to Love the Bomb
Israel’s strike on the old Syrian airbase of Abu al-Duhur, which Turkey had planned to use, is not a routine episode in the Syrian war. It is a signal to Ankara: Israel reserves the right to veto Turkish military presence in Syria. And that changes the rules of the game.
Europe’s Metaphysical Fracture. Why Peace with Russia Requires More Than Diplomacy
The rupture between Russia and Europe cannot be understood solely as a geopolitical fracture.
Beyond the New Cold War: The Rise of Competing Power Corridors
The emerging global order is not evolving into a new Cold War of two rigid blocs, but into a fluid competition between rival strategic networks, with middle powers increasingly shaping the balance of power by refusing to align permanently with either side.
