The Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs decided, on Friday, to grant the approval to the Ukrainian Wives to Iraqis to Enter the Country...
detailsThe tensions between Ukraine and Russia heated up this week. It didn’t help that Biden called Ukrainian President Zelensky and told him that Kiev would soon be...
detailsOn August 31st, US forces left Kabul after 20 years. Although the White House called the final evacuation “an extraordinary success,” it was considered by everyone else, including America’s allies, as a disaster.
detailsRussia, China and Iran, all influential powers in Asia, are preparing for the U.S. military to leave Afghanistan at a time of aggravated tensions and soaring violence in the war-torn nation with which they have unique and historical ties...
detailsAnnabaa forum for Dialogue held a symposium entitled “The Psychological Effect of Child Placement and Protection”.
detailsMilitary men still dream of war machines driven by artificial intelligence (AI). However, the dream remains just that – a dream. Even as computer technology improves, scientists discover that the concept of intelligence...
detailsThe election and other factors provide an opportunity to design a humbler but smarter transatlantic approach to the Middle East.
detailsUntil Journal reporters asked the Saudis for comment, Riyadh had not acknowledged the existence of the plant. In terms of international protocols, that’s sort of OK but it suggests a lack of openness inconsistent with peaceful intent.
detailsOn 20 July, Egyptian legislators authorised sending combat troops to Libya, where Cairo’s ally Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar is on the defensive. Following Turkeys intervention on the Tripoli government’s behalf, Egypts involvement could escalate the war d
detailsOne must hope that China and the United States will eventually arrive at an understanding that great-power competition does not preclude cooperation to resolve major global challenges.
detailsIf anyone thought that Chinese American relations could not get worse, they were wrong, as President Trump and the State Department ratcheted
detailsThe Egyptian military may intervene in neighboring Libya, but it likely wants to avoid a major confrontation.
detailsAfter keeping out of sight for much of Trump’s presidency, the American militia movement is making itself felt. In the last few weeks, the Michigan militias protected monuments in Hillsdale, Michigan and others were involved in a shooting in New Mexico,
detailsIt is well known that Israel possesses enormous firepower and strong armed forces for land, sea, and air combat, and is better equipped than any other army in the Middle East.
detailsArms sales to countries in the Yemen conflict continue, despite violations of human rights and conditions of transfer.
detailsWill COVID-19 prolong conflict in Libya and Syria, or will such wars exacerbate the pandemics spread?
detailsUnder pressure, the Islamic Republic is reassessing its strategy and telling allied factions that Tehran will mostly leave politics to the Iraqis
detailsCongress and the Trump administration should privately agree to some ground rules for timing deterrent strikes on truly high-value targets, while quietly deploying more force-protection assets like Patriot missiles.
detailsThe battle for Idlib is raising fears of a big-power conflict
detailsFundamentally, the ceasefire, assumes the U.S. still matters in Syria. It does not.
detailsRussia has warned it would prevent Turkey from attacking Syrian troops after the U.S. withdrew from a looming clash between rival ...
detailsIn the cyber realm, the same program can be used for legitimate or malicious purposes, depending on the users intent.
detailsThe best way to counter Irans asymmetric strategy in Saudi Arabia and elsewhere is a U.S. gray zone strategy
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