Iran, the Downing of an F-15, and the Rescue That Sent a Global Message.
By Asiimwe Angel In a dangerous and highly sensitive escalation, Iran recently shot down a U.S. F-15 fighter jet over its territory, triggering immediate geopolitical shockwaves and global concern. One American pilot survived while another was initially reported missing, raising fears of capture or worse. What followed, however, was not just a military response—it was […]
The Easter Faith That Forged a Nation.
By General Mike Flynn Most Americans know the image. December 25, 1776. A frozen river. A desperate general. George Washington standing at the bow of a Durham boat crossing the Delaware into the teeth of a nor’easter, staking the survival of the Revolution on a night assault against Hessian forces at Trenton. It is one […]
UK to Host International Talks on Reopening Strait of Hormuz Amid Global Energy Concerns.
By Ampamya Ronah The United Kingdom is preparing to chair high-level diplomatic discussions with approximately 35 countries, including key players such as the United Arab Emirates (UAE), France, and Germany, aimed at exploring practical pathways to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most vital energy chokepoints. The upcoming meeting, to be chaired […]
The Water Bankruptcy of Iran and the Emerging Hydrological Collapse Across the Middle East and North Africa.
By Rick Clay The Middle East and North Africa are entering an irreversible era of hydrological scarcity that will redefine political stability, economic viability, and state legitimacy across the region. Iran stands at the epicenter of this transformation. After five consecutive years of drought and decades of unsustainable extraction, Iran is moving toward what experts […]
Between Russia and China: Who Pays the Cost of the War on Iran — and Who Reaps the Strategic Rewards?
By Kasondra Watkins In the strategic calculus of the U.S.–Israeli war against Iran, the decisive question is not which side achieved battlefield superiority, but which actor has succeeded in transforming the conflict into a tool for reshaping the balance of power, influence, and economic leverage. From this perspective, wars are not measured solely by military […]
How the Pentagon Reshaped Its Alliances with Artificial Intelligence Companies.
By Alain Renault The relationship between the Pentagon and major artificial intelligence companies in Silicon Valley has undergone a profound and strategic transformation since President Donald Trump was sworn in for his second term on January 20, 2025. After years of limited and cautious cooperation, this relationship has entered a new phase defined by the […]
Indiana University’s Muslim Philanthropy Initiative Trained a U.S. Sanctioned Hamas Funding Network in Fundraising Techniques.
By Nabimara Benson An American public university helped a Turkish nonprofit later designated by the U.S. Treasury as a “sham charity” operating inside Hamas’s international funding apparatus improve its ability to raise money just months before federal sanctions exposed the group’s role in bankrolling the terrorist organization. The Muslim Philanthropy Initiative (MPI), housed inside Indiana […]
The Dennis Coyle Release: Why the World Trusts Abu Dhabi.
By John Rossomando In international politics, trust is the rarest currency. It cannot be bought, and it cannot be manufactured through public relations. Trust is built quietly, over time, through results. And in today’s turbulent geopolitical environment, few countries have accumulated as much diplomatic trust as the United Arab Emirates — particularly Abu Dhabi. The […]
Sheikh Dr. Mohamed bin Issa Al Jaber Meets French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris.
His Excellency Sheikh Dr. Mohamed bin Issa Al Jaber met with the President of the French Republic, Emmanuel Macron, during the opening ceremony of the exhibition “Byblos: An Eternal City” at the Arab World Institute in Paris, on Monday, March 23, 2026, where they exchanged views. The meeting took place during the opening of the […]
A New Security Equation: Regional Powers Begin Writing Their Own Rules.
By Julia Rota At a moment of intense regional escalation—where lines of conflict are no longer isolated clashes but indicators of a broader reshaping of influence—the growing coordination between Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Pakistan cannot be dismissed as routine diplomacy. What is unfolding goes beyond coordination. It is a clear attempt to take the […]