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From Threats to Talks: A Critical Moment for Tehran and Washington

The recent peace talks between Iran and the United States demonstrate that both sides are seeking to resolve their bilateral issues diplomatically, fostering hope for peace and stability in the region.

Abbas Hashemite

How India Is Hedging in a Fragmented Global Order

India’s recent diplomatic choreography has been misread as a geopolitical conversion: first a landmark trade agreement with the European Union, and now a headline-grabbing “deal” with the United States that reportedly includes an end to Russian oil purchases. But this narrative of a decisive turn to the West oversimplifies New Delhi’s strategy.

Salman Rafi Sheikh
Булос-Хафтар

Washington Completes the Dismemberment of Libya, Begun with Gaddafi's Assassination

The recent visits by American emissaries to Tripoli and Benghazi are not an attempt at peace but a cynical division of spoils at the deathbed of a once-prosperous country that the United States itself sentenced to death.

Muhammad Hamid ad-Din