Cuba’s Collapse Will Not Be America’s Victory
Cuba has been an interesting phenomenon in American politics for many years now as a vestige of the Cold War era ruled under a communistRead More »Cuba’s Collapse Will Not Be America’s Victory
Israeli Spying Claims Amid Eroding US–Israel Relations
The Pentagon has reportedly raised its counterintelligence threat assessment of Israel to “critical”, according to US media reports citing defense and intelligence officials. The upgrade,Read More »Israeli Spying Claims Amid Eroding US–Israel Relations
H-1B Under Scrutiny: Fraud Claims, Facts, and Policy Implications
The recent reports regarding the existence of what is described as a widespread H-1B visa fraud network that operates in association with India have onceRead More »H-1B Under Scrutiny: Fraud Claims, Facts, and Policy Implications
Israel’s Declining Support in the United States
For decades, American support for Israel was treated as one of the most stable constants in global politics. That assumption is now under visible strain.Read More »Israel’s Declining Support in the United States
India-Bangladesh and the Crisis of Border Governance
A prison van stops near a border gate. A group of frightened people is told to cross an international frontier. On the other side, armedRead More »India-Bangladesh and the Crisis of Border Governance
Lebanon’s Endless Cycle of War and Displacement
Each generation of Lebanese inherits the same tragic fate. Faces change, weapons get more sophisticated, and political reasons shift, but the result stays shockingly theRead More »Lebanon’s Endless Cycle of War and Displacement
Peace Through Exhaustion? The Ukraine War’s Next Chapter
The latest signals from Moscow suggest that the question of Ukraine’s future is no longer framed solely in terms of battlefield momentum, but in termsRead More »Peace Through Exhaustion? The Ukraine War’s Next Chapter
Greater Israel and the Politics of Permanent Conflict
Israel’s political landscape and territorial ideology are now really entwined, which has perilous implications for Middle Eastern stability. Though it’s a parliamentary democracy, Israel’s coalitionRead More »Greater Israel and the Politics of Permanent Conflict
Afghanistan’s Path to Stability Runs Through Kabul, Not Moscow
A modest agreement in Moscow has had ripples that extend well outside the realm of diplomatic relations, from the unstable city of Kabul to theRead More »Afghanistan’s Path to Stability Runs Through Kabul, Not Moscow
Pakistan’s Diplomatic Bridge Between the US and Iran
While US-Iran indirect talks hover on the precipice of collapse or cautious advancement, Pakistan has transitioned from being labeled as a “potential mediator” to beingRead More »Pakistan’s Diplomatic Bridge Between the US and Iran
Why Trump Drew a Line on Lebanon
This week’s major development in the Middle East region was neither the latest clash of arms between Israel and Lebanon nor the recent diplomatic effortsRead More »Why Trump Drew a Line on Lebanon
The UN’s Blacklist and the Limits of Israel’s Denials
The controversy surrounding allegations of sexual violence in detention facilities during the Gaza war has pushed the debate over accountability inside Israel into one ofRead More »The UN’s Blacklist and the Limits of Israel’s Denials