Egypt’s Growing Military Capabilities and Regional Implications Going Forward
Why Trump Needs Türkiye to ‘Make America Great Again’ in the Middle East
Türkiye’s Anatolian Foreign Policy Goes Beyond ‘Look East’
As Turkiye recalibrates its role on the global stage, it signals a future where its Eurasian identity becomes a cornerstone of its geopolitical strategy.
Domestic and Regional Politics in Turkey’s Proposed Kurdish Peace Process
A successful Kurdish peace initiative will require substantial policy reforms and revitalizing the rule of law.
From Military Intervention and Economic Statecraft to Diplomacy: Russia’s Transforming Middle Eastern Policies since October 7
Russia’s focus turned towards developing the “global majority” concept rather than building “pointed” policies with specific Middle Eastern countries.
Yellow Alert on Iraq’s Environment
Iraq has chosen to fight climate change as a growing concern related to the welfare, and if not pursued consistently, the survival of the population.
As the Crisis Deepens in the Middle East, Peace is on the Horizon in the Caucasus
Normalisation of relations between Azerbaijan and Armenia could serve as an example to leaders in the strife-ridden Middle East.
A Pyrrhic Victory: Why Assad’s Position is More precarious Than Ever
Bashar al-Assad’s power is slowly being threatened as Moscow and Tehran are intertwined with dilemmas that have stretched their militaries thin.
Is the Middle East a perennial destination for Russia’s ‘anxious’ wealth?
Amidst asset freezes, travel bans, and economic isolation, the Middle East will remain a destination for Russia’s ‘anxious’ wealth.
Iran-Afghanistan Relations under Iran’s New President
Pezeshkian will face serious challenges balancing between mitigating immigration and securing Iran’s water resources of the Hirmand River.
