From Conflict to Compromise: Can Syria Redefine Its Regional Role?
At this critical moment, the new leadership could prioritize diplomacy and rational alliances over conflict and rigid ideology in Syria.
Saudi Arabia finds itself between ambitions and obstacles as it gears up for the 2034 World Cup
As Saudi Arabia prepares for the 2034 World Cup, the global community will watch closely. Will the event catalyze genuine reform and progress?
Assad Waited Too Long
The Fall of Syria and Iran’s Strategy of Relying on Allies
Be Careful What you Wish for, Mr. Netanyahu
Netanyahu and his right-wing allies may regret having not so quietly rooted for a Trump presidency.
Russia’s Military Assistance May Be the Last Option to Prevent Iran from Getting the Bomb, but It is Unlikely to Succeed
Russian military assistance to Iran could serve as the last step preventing Tehran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
Nuclear Iran: Why is the Revival of the JCPOA more Important than Ever?
While the military resources Iran built up in the Levant last, it will prefer to wage its war by proxies, but the urgency to revive the JCPOA increases.
The constant evolution of Russia-Turkey relations
For now, Russia needs Turkey more than the other way around—both in terms of trade, but also to avoid further diplomatic isolation.
Reimagining the contours of Russia-Middle East relations
How Europeans can help de-escalate tensions between Hezbollah and Israel
The West should engage in efforts in a pragmatic way to prevent a war between Israel and Hezbollah.