Eli Cohen Israel Mossad Syria

Eli Cohen: the Spy Who Got Too Close: Unraveling the Myth and Reality Behind Mossad’s Greatest Asset

It is not usual for a spy to captivate the world six decades after his death. But Eli Cohen, an Egyptian-born Israeli Mossad agent, has done just that. His story reads like a spy thriller, and yet every twist, betrayal,...
Syria

Washington’s Gamble: Sanctions Lifted as U.S. Bets on Syria’s New Leadership

Middle Eastern geopolitics: The Trump administration announced the lifting of long-standing U.S. sanctions against Syria, signaling a major policy shift and a calculated risk on the war-torn nation’s transitional leadership. The announcement, made during President Donald Trump’s recent Gulf tour,...
Iran Nuclear

Iran Warns U.S. Over Potential Israeli Strike on Nuclear Facilities Amid Renewed Nuclear Talks

Iran’s foreign minister issued a stern warning to the United States this week, declaring Washington legally responsible for any Israeli strike on Iranian nuclear facilities, as tensions flare over media reports that Israel is preparing for such an attack. At...
U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin

After Trump-Putin Call, Russians Sense Momentum in Ukraine War but Remain Wary of Peace Prospects

One day after U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin held a surprise phone call to discuss the war in Ukraine, a mix of confidence and unease settled over Moscow. In the fourth year of Russia’s full-scale invasion,...
Balochistan

Balochistan Emerges as Global Flashpoint: U.S. Joins China in Pursuit of Influence in Pakistan’s Troubled Province

Few nations have mastered the long game of geopolitical maneuvering like the United States. Whether in trade, military alliances, or energy diplomacy, Washington has shown a consistent ability to reconcile idealism with realpolitik. Nowhere is this duality more evident than...
East China Sea China-Japan Maritime Showdown

China-Japan Maritime Showdown Escalates: Spy Ships, Surveillance, and Sovereignty in East China Sea

Tensions between China and Japan have reached a new high after the Japanese government reported a record-breaking 353 days of Chinese government ships entering its contiguous zone in 2024. This aggressive behavior is now matched by Beijing’s deployment of advanced...
US airstrikes Houthi rebels insufficient to deter Red Sea attacks

Was Air Power Decisive in the Red Sea? A Hard Look at Houthis’ Naval War and Washington’s Aims

In early 2025, the international community witnessed what some called a strategic win: the Houthi rebel group in Yemen announced it would halt its attacks on commercial shipping in the Red Sea, Bab el-Mandeb Strait, and Gulf of Aden. To...
Iran- European Union

Iran, Europe Hold Nuclear Talks as Trump Threatens “Consequences” Without Rapid Deal

Iran held critical diplomatic talks with European powers on Friday in Istanbul, as tensions over its nuclear program reemerged amid renewed pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump. The meeting, involving senior Iranian and European diplomats, was aimed at salvaging the...
Donald Trump

Trump Signals Imminent Iran Nuclear Deal, Rejects War Threats as Gulf Tour Nets Trillions

President Donald Trump declared Thursday that a deal with Iran on its nuclear program is near, signaling a potential end to years of brinkmanship and threatening rhetoric. Speaking in Qatar as part of his sweeping tour of the Gulf region,...
India Launches Operation Sindoor

Tensions Surge Despite Ceasefire: Pakistan’s S-400 Strike Claim Sparks Fresh India-Pakistan Crisis

Barely hours after a ceasefire was declared between India and Pakistan on May 10, tensions flared once again as Pakistan claimed it had destroyed India’s prized S-400 Triumf air defense system. The claim, made without verifiable evidence, follows a series...
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