UAE Stresses at UN: Iran’s Nuclear Program Cannot Be Separated from Its Hostile and Terrorist Behavior.
By Asiimwe Angel The United Arab Emirates has firmly stated during discussions at the first and second committees of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) that Iran’s nuclear program cannot be addressed in isolation from Tehran’s aggressive and destabilizing actions across the region.The UAE emphasized that any discussion on the Iranian nuclear file must fully account […]
The Emirates Is Strong After Iran’s Attack.
By Julia Rota The international community stands strongly and firmly with the United Arab Emirates as it stands stable after being hit by cowardly Iranian middle attacks. The whole globe is condemning the attack on the Emirates by Iran which took place on Monday-Tuesday, May 4th-May 5th, 2026. In the present conflict between the United […]
Emerging Strategic Convergence: UAE, Israel, and India Strengthen Ties Through I2U2 and Bilateral Cooperation.
By Nabimara Benson The United Arab Emirates, Israel, and India are deepening their strategic partnership through a combination of bilateral agreements and the multilateral I2U2 framework, which also includes the United States. This alignment emphasizes practical cooperation in economics, technology, defense, and connectivity rather than a formal military pact, reflecting pragmatic responses to shared interests […]
Israel’s 2026 Elections and the Turkey Question: Why a New War Is Unlikely Despite Rising Tensions.
By Kasondra Watkins Legislative elections in Israel are due to take place in Israel on October 27, 2026. This will elect the 120 members who will inaugurate the twenty-sixth Knesset. The rivalry stems mainly between the incumbent Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Likud, and the leader of “Together,” Naftali Bennett. The latter served as a […]
After my meeting with President Trump at Mar-a-Lago, the Middle East is entering a moment of decision
By MariaMaalouf I met with Donald Trump last night at Mar-a-Lago, his residence in Florida. It was not a ceremonial exchange. It was a strategic conversation — direct, unscripted and unmistakably focused on outcomes. The takeaway is clear: Washington is moving away from managing crises in the Middle East and toward forcing decisions. President Trump’s […]
The Hijab (Veil) Across the Ages: From a Class Symbol in Ancient Civilizations to a Religious Choice Protected by Modern Law.
By Dr. Abdelaziz Tarekji When the Hijab (Veil) Is Reduced to a Single ReligionEach time the subject of the hijab (veil) is raised, it is almost entirely reduced to Islam, as if it were a religious phenomenon exclusive to Muslim women. However, a return to history reveals a completely different reality: the hijab (veil) is […]
The Permanent Unaccountable Class.
By General Mike Flynn I spent over 33 years in service to this country. I have worn the uniform in war. I have sat in the rooms where the most consequential decisions about American power are made. I have watched the federal government turn its full weight against citizens it found inconvenient, including me. So […]
UAE Announces Decision to Exit OPEC Effective May 1, 2026.
By Ampamya Ronah The United Arab Emirates announced on, April 28, 2026, its decision to exit the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and the broader OPEC+ alliance, with the exit taking effect on May 1, 2026. In an official statement issued by the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure, the UAE framed the move […]
Shelly Kittleson’s Captors Admitted Her Innocence But Said a ‘War’ Made Her an American Target.
By Tim Frazer In her raw, first-person account published in *The Atlantic* on April 23, 2026, American journalist Shelly Kittleson describes the moment one of her kidnappers looked at her and said words she never expected to hear from armed militants: “You are innocent. We know that.” The conversation, which took place several days into […]
UAE–Yemen File: Washington Tightens Pressure on Islah Without Pulling the Trigger.
By Prof Bill Michael It is no coincidence that this file is being opened now. In Washington, timing is not just part of the decision—it often is the decision. When U.S. institutions begin scrutinizing a political actor the size of Yemen’s Islah Party, the matter is neither technical nor purely legal. At its core, it […]