Policy
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Berlin Accuses Kyiv of Ordering the 2022 Nord Stream Sabotage
On Thursday, Germany’s Federal Public Prosecutor’s Office announced that official Ukrainian authorities were behind the sabotage of the Nord Stream…
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After More Than Four Months… How Did Iran Preserve Khamenei’s Body?
The lengthy delay in the funeral of former Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has raised questions about how his body…
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Leased for One Dollar… U.S. Embassy Land in Jerusalem Sparks Controversy
An agreement between Israel and the United States grants Washington a plot of land in Jerusalem for the symbolic rent…
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The Most Intense Russian Bombardment of Kyiv Since 2022
Russian forces launched their most intense attack on the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, on Thursday since the outbreak of the war…
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Deep-Strike Campaign Expands: Dual Russian Attack Sets the Heart of Kyiv Ablaze
Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, came under a combined Russian attack involving ballistic missiles and drones on Thursday. Fires broke out in…
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US-Iran Talks: Reports of Progress as the Most Sensitive Issues Are Deferred
American and Iranian negotiators have made what Qatar described as “positive progress” during indirect talks held in Doha. Majed Al-Ansari,…
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No Substitute for Washington… Rutte Moves to Repair the Transatlantic Rift
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte is seeking to mend relations with the United States, which have become strained following the…
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Escalation Drums Continue to Beat… Drones Intensify Tensions Between Pakistan and Afghanistan
The conflict between Pakistan and Afghanistan continues to escalate, with Kabul deploying improvised drones while Islamabad has responded by using…
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Geopolitical Tensions in the Arctic: Canada Needs a Three-Tier Fortress
The emergence of strategic maritime passages through the Arctic ice, combined with shifting global geopolitical dynamics, is exposing Canada to…
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History Competes with War: The Memory of Massacres Strains the Warsaw–Kyiv Alliance
Although Poland and Ukraine share a common adversary—Russia—the dispute over the massacres that took place eight decades ago is increasingly…
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