By Ketty L. The US military industrial complex is undergoing a quiet, fundamental transformation. For decades, the defense relationship between the US and IsraelRead More »The Israeliization of the US Defense Industry
By Ketty L. The recent Wall Street Journal report detailing pre war intelligence briefings delivered to the White House offers a stark accounting of strategicRead More »Iran War: The Warnings Washington Ignored
There is an old observation that a nation’s character is best read not in what it celebrates but in who it leaves behind. India’sRead More »India’s Majoritarian Project Faces Global Scrutiny
Sun Tzu’s “The Art of War” suggests that to subdue the enemy without fighting is the acme of skill. Turkey seems to be takingRead More »Turkey’s Syria Strategy: Win Without War
By Daniel Frost The persistent focus on Gaza has long diverted global attention from an equally critical crisis unfolding across the West Bank. Beyond theRead More »Who Will Disarm the Settlers?
By Adam Reed The strategic calculus behind Washington’s military posture in the Middle East is undergoing a significant transformation. Following extensive damage to fixed basesRead More »Washington’s New Middle East Strategy
By Adam Reed The ongoing military confrontation with Iran has pushed Washington into a strategic dead end that echoes the darkest days of the IraqRead More »The Iran Quagmire: Washington’s Strategic Dead End
By Daniel Frost The Israeli military’s announcement of a criminal investigation into the killing of five year old Hind Rajab comes after more than twoRead More »Hind Rajab: Who Will Investigate the Investigators?
By Ketty L. When Netanyahu met with evangelical leaders and university heads in Florida to discuss what he called a seven front war, he introducedRead More »Israel’s Eighth Front: The Campaign to Control Minds
By Ahan S. Prakash When B.R. Ambedkar wrote India’s constitution, he warned that political democracy cannot survive without social democracy underneath it. That line feelsRead More »USCIRF Report: India’s Minorities Under Threat
By Daniel Frost The midnight bombardment of the long dormant Abu Duhur military airbase in northern Syria marked a genuinely chilling escalation in regional friction.Read More »Israel Hit Syria. Türkiye Was the Target.
By Ahan S. Prakash Developing countries rarely get to rise above regional turbulence and act as genuine diplomatic balancers. That’s just not how the worldRead More »Can Pakistan Turn Influence Into Investment?