The Governor Crisis in Kirkuk
Kirkuk is once again shaken by historical conflicts under the shadow of oil. How will the power struggle between Kurds, Arabs, and Turkmens shape the city’s future?
Ongoing Protests In Suwayda
In Suwayda, Syria, massive peaceful protests demand Assad’s ouster, echoing a new wave of calls for dignity, freedom, and political change across the region.
U.S. Aerial Assault Targets More Than 85 Sites Linked To Iran In Iraq And Syria
US airstrikes against IRGC-linked forces in Iraq and Syria demonstrate military success but face political challenges. Pre-announcement allowed Iran to evacuate, raising questions about the effectiveness of shaping Iran’s behavior and establishing deterrence.
Houthi Pirates and the Maritime Front Amidst Israel-Hamas War
The Houthi group, involved in Red Sea piracy and the Yemeni civil war, is not universally designated as a terrorist organization.
Saudi Arabia’s Vision Problems
Saudi Vision 2030: Shifting economy, regional relations, and global impact.