Iran cannot match the air power of the United States or Israel in a conventional war. But Tehran’s military doctrine…
Why Every American President Ends Up Fighting the Same Wars
Since World War II, nearly every American president has faced the same dilemma: whether military power can reshape political realities…
Allies or Opportunists? How Global Power Politics Is Reshaping Diplomacy
In the modern international system, alliances are rarely as clear-cut as they appear. Countries publicly affirm partnerships while privately pursuing…
The World’s Most Dangerous Flashpoints: Where the Next War Could Break Out
Rising geopolitical tensions across multiple regions have created the most dangerous global security environment since the end of the Cold…
Iraq After Saddam: Regime Collapse, Occupation and the Long Shadow of State Failure
An in-depth examination of Iraq before and after Saddam Hussein, covering the 2003 invasion, insurgency, ISIS, political fragmentation and future…
How Mossad and Its Partners Infiltrated Iran
An investigation into how Mossad and allied intelligence services infiltrated Iran, tracked senior nuclear scientists and commanders, and executed targeted…
Death of the Ayatollah
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s death marks a turning point for Iran, Shia Muslims worldwide, and Middle East geopolitics. Analysis of power,…
Israel–US Attack on Iran Sends Gulf Into Crisis
Coordinated Israeli and US strikes on Iran triggered regional retaliation across Israel, the Gulf and Palestinian territories, raising fears of…
The Jeffrey Epstein Files: Accountability, Reform, and the Global Trust Deficit
One year after major Jeffrey Epstein document releases, we examine what changed, what didn’t, and why global trust in institutions…
Libya After Gaddafi: Politics, Oil and the Long Shadow of Regime Collapse
Fourteen years after Muammar Gaddafi’s fall, Libya remains divided between rival administrations, fragile institutions and politicised oil revenues. A strategic…