Israel’s Attack Defies the Peace Plan
Donald Trump — ever attuned to spectacle has engineered another headline-grabbing moment. The US-mediated ceasefire and attendant prisoner exchange ha...
Middle East
Normalization of Violence against Palestinians: A Multifaceted War in Gaza Strip
Have you ever thought why Israel is not done with the cycle of conflicts in Palestine? I got the fatigue of reading similar civilians suffering stories from other protracted conflict zones like Kashmir and Ukraine to some extent over again and again. Notwithstanding, powerful belligerents are continuing to rage sheer oppressions applying different...
Saudi-Iran Rapprochement: Optimism for Peace in Yemen and Chinese Emergence in the Middle East
Reconciliation between the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Iran on March 10 ending their diplomatic cut offs since 2016 came as a surprise to the world. B...
Iran After Khamenei
History rarely turns on quiet moments. More often, it pivots in sudden shocks that seem, at first glance, to shatter political structures but ultimate...
Who is next after Iran?
For more than a generation, one Israeli leader has spoken as if history were moving toward a single inevitable collision. That leader is Benjamin Neta...
The Enduring Architecture of the Arab Facade
The modern political map of the Arab world is not a product of indigenous self-determination but rather the residue of an imperial design that began i...
Erdogan Reclaimed the Middle East Stage through Gaza
In a region where alliances shift as swiftly as desert winds, few political revivals have been as striking as Turkey’s re-entry into the epicentre of...
The Ceasefire: A Pause, Not a Peace
There are wars that redraw borders, and then there are wars that redraw moral boundaries. The Gaza war, now paused by a fragile ceasefire after two ye...
The Matchstick of Madness
There are junctures in global affairs when diplomacy does not collapse with a grand crescendo, but with the quiet extinguishing of principle. At other...
Rogue Doctrine: Netanyahu’s Warpath and the Death of Restraint
On June 13, 2025, the Middle East’s volatile balance was violently disrupted by a sweeping Israeli air campaign that targeted Iran’s military and nucl...
Why is Saudi Arabia so Motivated in Settling the Sudan Crisis?
Sudan is one of the most dangerous countries in the world right now. The country is located in North Africa. Sudan is the largest country on the Afric...
Nuclear Doctrine, Strategic Calculations, and the Shifting Architecture of Power in the Middle East
The clock ticks on a delicate geopolitical stage as Iran once again finds itself at a critical juncture—caught between international demands for trans...
Ramadan After Ruin: Gaza’s Ceasefire in Name, Siege in Practice
Ramadan in Gaza has always been a measure of more than piety. It is a barometer of political reality, a test of collective resilience, and a mirror re...
Iran, Regime Change, and the Gathering Storm in the Middle East
The Islamic Republic stands at a strategic precipice. The convergence of domestic discontent, economic suffocation, and mounting external coercion has...
Israel-Palestine Conflict The Western Media’s Conspiracy Presentation against Palestine
The Palestinians have nothing to say, said Edward Said, a prominent Palestinian American intellectual and professor at Columbia University in 1984. Th...
Palestine Is Being Erased- Not Just from Maps, but from Global Consciousness
On March 18, as the holy month of Ramadan unfolded—a sacred period for Muslims worldwide defined by fasting, prayer, and reflection—Israeli Prime Mini...
Doha’s Empty Summitry: Arab-Islamic Paralysis in the Face of Israeli Aggression
The much-publicized emergency summit in Doha, convened under the banner of Arab and Islamic unity, concluded not with the roar of decisive resolve but...
Conciliation of Theological Divides in the Middle East and Iranian Pragmatism in the Context of October Attack on Israel
Conflicts and contradictions among the state and the nonstate actors in the Middle East has been profound for centuries. Regional balance of power has...
There was always a debate between Sunni and Shia Muslims
There was always a debate between Sunni and Shia Muslims. The debate was basically rotating around the theology of Islam. This tension extended to the...