Israeli Archeology as a Method of Legitimizing the Occupation
As a result of the recent debates on Israel's rights over the territories occupied, it appears that Israeli authorities have made a series of...
US-Turkey Rapprochement: From Crisis to a New Alliance
Acting as a strategic partner with Turkey during the Bush administration, the US entered into a new period with the Obama administration of seeking...
Yemen Conflict: Whose Pain, Whose Gain?
Conflict in Yemen seems to have no end in sight. The bloodbath continues unabated as the country losing both men and material in the...
U.S. vs. Iran: Poorly Calculated Strong-Arm Tactics Likely to Backfire. Is It Not Time...
On August 7, the United States imposed new economic sanctions on Iran, de facto violating UN Security Council Resolution 2231. This event is only...
Iran Sanctions Conundrum: 2+2 Dialogue Holds the Key
Trump administration’s decision to withdraw itself from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action followed by its announcement to re-impose sanctions is viewed as one...
A Strategic Blunder in the Battle of Hodeidah
Recently, the ongoing war in Yemen has taken another turn. This time the issue is the control of north Yemen’s support lifeline, the Port...
Is Riyadh About to Witness a Coup d’état?
Since 2015, the foreign policy of Saudi Arabia has been transformed both internally and externally. 2015 was the time when Salman bin Abdulaziz became...
Global Silence as Burundi Suffers Once More
The nation of Burundi has a tragic legacy of genocide and mass atrocities, and the citizens of this tiny, densely populated country continues to...
Reconciliation or Conflict? Tunisia as a Unique Example in the Arab Spring
Known as the starting point of the Arab Spring, which is one of the greatest social and political transformation attempts of the 21st century...
