Rafic Taleb - 13/06/2026
Syria in the mid-2020s is often still described as a state in reconstruction, but that […]
Nadia Ahmad - 18/05/2026
When Donald Trump arrived in Beijing for renewed negotiations with Xi Jinping, most observers focused […]
Arthur Blok - 13/05/2026
The Middle East is often transformed less by treaties than by thresholds. Some moments alter […]
Nadia Ahmad - 06/05/2026
There was a time when presidents tried to look presidential: a dark suit, a serious […]
Nadia Ahmad - 01/05/2026
There is a moment in every alliance when something shifts—not with a declaration, not with […]
Nadia Ahmad - 28/04/2026
In the aftermath of the Iran–Israel war, attention has largely remained fixed on the expected […]
Nadia Ahmad - 24/04/2026
It was a small phrase in a large diplomatic room, the kind of remark that […]
Nadia Ahmad - 21/04/2026
There are places on Earth that behave less like geography and more like thought. The […]
Nadia Ahmad - 17/04/2026
A ceasefire between Lebanon and Israel after forty-five days of war. An interruption of hostilities, […]
Paul Cliteur - 14/04/2026
The Iranian regime is a theocracy. It is tempting to state that this is nothing […]
