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US Nears Decision to Let Ukraine Hit Some Targets in Russia

The United States is reportedly nearing a critical decision: whether to allow Ukraine to strike specific targets within Russia using US-supplied weapons. If implemented, this policy would mark a significant escalation in the Ukraine-Russia conflict, potentially altering the dynamics of…

Preventing Regional Escalation in The Middle Eastern Conflict

Ongoing tensions could drive the establishment of a more formal crisis management framework in the Middle East, potentially mediated by the United Nations or regional security councils. NATO’s cooperative security model offers a possible example, although adapted for the unique dynamics of the Middle East.

The US-China Trade War: A Defining Economic Challenge

The trade war between the United States and China, initiated in 2018, represents one of the most significant developments in recent international economic relations. The dispute, which spanned multiple administrations and monetary policies, has reshaped global trade patterns, influenced political…

What Does China Really Want in Taiwan?

China's military drills around Taiwan have several strategic aims. They assess China's capability to seize control of the island and maintain a strong presence in the Taiwan Strait, South China Sea, and East China Sea.

Nuclear Drills and Fifth Term: What Does Putin Want?

The ongoing conflict with Ukraine has been a major point of contention between Russia and the West, with accusations of Russian aggression and territorial expansion. By conducting military exercises involving nuclear weapons, Putin sends a strong message to both Ukraine and the international community

The Role Universities in Addressing Global Conflicts and Promoting Humanitarian Values

The protests and sit-ins at American universities showcased the depth of concern. This echoes a rare historical moment akin to the Vietnam War era and the student protests of the late 1960s, which led to significant political upheaval.

Yemen: April 27, a Historic Day to Build Upon

Yemen requires fresh approaches to chart an unconventional national vision. The initial step is to come together, setting aside personal agendas, grievances, or power struggles. The nation's welfare transcends individual interests, regardless of stature, as it embodies a collective trust held deep within every citizen.

The US’ Long-Delayed Aid To Ukraine Won’t Push Russia Back

At the absolute most, this aid package might prevent Ukraine’s collapse by keeping the state running and possibly slowing down Russia’s already glacial advance, thus potentially averting the worst-case scenario that the Ukrainian Intelligence Committee warned about in late February

The Dispute Between The Polish President & Premier Over Air Defense Has Geopolitical Origins

Regardless of which geopolitical vision wins out, the fact of the matter is that Poland is destined to play a role in “containing” Russia, the goal of which is shared by both partisan camps but differs in terms of how it’s implemented and how much autonomy Poland preserves.

Iran and Israel Conflict: what’s next?

The Iranian response will be painful, and therefore it is better for it to maintain its current victory. Especially since they see that Iran does not want confrontation with Israel and its allies now, and that the internal situation in Israel is poor and very weak.