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The Nakba Anniversary
Nations usually commemorate moments of triumph and honor. That is why every country celebrates its Independence Day or National Day. Russians commemorate the heroism of Leningrad…
Managed Competition and Selective Partnership in U.S.–China Relations
Managed Competition and Selective Partnership in U.S.–China Relations
A Strategic Perspective from Washington
U.S.–China relations are undergoing a profound strategic…
“Greater Israel”: The Regional Project Netanyahu Wants
When the Israeli right invokes the term “Greater Israel,” it is usually understood as an expansionist concept aimed at enlarging the territory Israel claims as its own. This…
The Unresolved Durand Line Dispute
During the decades-long implementation of Pakistan’s “strategic depth” policy, Islamabad has employed a combination of political, military, intelligence, and coercive instruments…
Why Are Trump Supporters Urging Him Not to Visit China at This Time?
President Donald Trump arrives in Beijing this week carrying three sharply competing narratives about American power, strategic leverage, and Washington’s ability to shape events…
Critical moments are once again striking the region
Before the situation became more complicated in recent hours, and critical moments began echoing across the region once more, U.S. President Donald Trump reaffirmed that the United…
U.S. Strategy 2026: Afghanistan’s Removal from the “Terror Hub” Designation and the Expansion of a Regional Threat…
The United States Counterterrorism Strategy of 2026 marks a significant evolution in Washington’s conceptual and operational approach toward Afghanistan and the wider region. The…
Listen Carefully Ms. Pakistani
Ms. Pakistani,
Before you speak about Afghanistan, it would be better for you to first look, in the mirror of reality, at the country you yourself come from.
A country that…
Afghanistan at the Crossroads of Global Geopolitical Change
Most modern conflicts can be understood through economic interests and geopolitical theory. One classic framework divides the world into the "Heartland" (resource-rich, landlocked…
The Arabs and Iran: Perplexity Despite Experience
When we were studying in Germany during the 1970s, the country was crowded with organizations of the new Iranian leftist student movements, while inside Iran the Communist Tudeh…