- 18 November, 2024
Turkey’s Bid to Join BRICS: A Shift from West to East?
Mostly to offset Soviet dominance during the Cold War, Turkey has been a significant NATO ally since the 1940s. Its close proximity to the USSR
Yahya Sinwar’s Death: What It Means for Hamas and the Future of the Gaza Conflict
Yahya Sinwar is the leader of the Hamas group and he got tied up with the Gaza conflict for over a year now. He was
Riad Salameh’s Arrest: Lebanon’s First Step Toward Accountability or Just Another Symbolic Move?
Following the terrible 2019 financial crisis, former Central Bank governor of Lebanon Riad Salameh—who served for three decades—has become the first high-ranking official to be
Assessing the Middle East Situation Post-Assassinations: An Expanding Conflict with Global Repercussions
Long a hub of geopolitical conflicts, the Middle East has become especially unstable after the recent murders of prominent executives of Hamas and Hezbollah. Along
Israel’s Military Operation in the West Bank: An Escalation Amid Gaza Conflict
Israel increased its military operations on Wednesday by commencing a major operation in the seized West Bank, therefore aggravating the continuous confrontation engulfing the area
Understanding Hezbollah’s Role in the Israeli Conflict: A Critical Analysis
The continuous conflict involving Israel has reached hitherto unheard-of degrees of volatility, underscoring the immediate requirement of looking at the main actors causing the disturbance.
How Israel and Hezbollah Exchanges Heavy Fire But Avoid All-Out War
Early on Sunday, Israel and the militant group Hezbollah from Lebanon engaged in a major firefight, one of the most fierce encounters of recent times.
The Evolving Landscape of Middle East Alliances and Global Stability
Long a pillar of world politics, the Middle East’s great oil deposits and strategic location help to explain why. The changing alliances of the area
The Collapse of the Two-State Solution: Analyzing the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Long considered as one of the most unsolvable conflicts in contemporary history, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is about to reach a turning point. The two-state solution—a