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We're witnessing the simultaneous emergence of two structural shifts: a “disORIENTation” of the world and an accelerated “de-Westernisation”

Somaliland matters because Yemen matters. And Yemen matters because Iran remains active

A nation sold in the name of its own reconstruction, thus begins Syria’s new chapter.

One-time allies turned best of enemies. Israel and Turkey know each other too well to surprise anymore.

In the powder keg of the Middle East, three actors choreograph a macabre tragicomedy.

“He who sows violence reaps vengeance.” The notion of Israel becoming a global pariah is no longer theoretical...

Libya is such a blind spot in today’s chaos. Not because its situation stabilised, but because its instability has become routine, a crisis that no one seems willing to confront.

All nations have their own interests, but Lebanon has everyone else’s. This article distils foreign actors' roles and strategic posture into reusable shorthand.

The end of Assad’s brutal half-century dynasty marks a moment of reflection and, undeniably, relief.

By sharing images of Sinwar’s death, Israel may have unwittingly martyred him, crystallising his image and inspiring future recruits to follow his footsteps.

The story of Lebanon is one of a lost paradise condemned to drift between broken dreams and internal strife.