The NATO–Trump Summit: Strategic Realignment and the Role of Giorgia Meloni.
By Maria Maalouf The summit held yesterday between President Donald Trump, NATO leaders, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky came at a decisive juncture in the effort to end the Russia–Ukraine war. Building on the momentum of Trump’s recent Alaska meeting with Vladimir Putin, the discussions in Brussels underscored a shift in Western strategy: from open-ended […]
From Conflict to Commerce: The U.S. Strategy for Peace.
By Maria Maalouf While the world watched D.C. and wounders what the outcomes will be it is important to know where the WORLD stands from an American Strategic Global look. This is where we are today? Strategic Fault Lines and Fragile PeaceEconomic and Demographic Undercurrents Shaping the DC Negotiations Prelude: The DC Peace Talks—Diplomacy at […]
Yuri Ushakov: The Kremlin’s Quiet Power Broker.
By Nabimara Benson In the frosty air of Anchorage, Alaska, on August 15, 2025, all eyes were on the historic summit between Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump. But a few steps away from the spotlight, a lesser-known figure sat quietly, his presence steady and unassuming, yet his influence undeniable. Yuri Ushakov, […]
UN Secretary-General Guterres in a sharp letter to Ambassador Danon: “ I am putting Israeli armed and security forces on notice for potential listing in the next reporting cycle, due to significant concerns of patterns of certain forms of sexual violence that have been consistently documented by the United Nations.”
In an unusual letter delivered to Israel’s UN Ambassador to the UN, Danny Danon, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warns that Israel has been put “on notice” ahead of possible inclusion in the next annual UN report on sexual violence in conflict zones. The letter accompanies the publication of the current report, which states that there […]
U.N. Condemns Qatar for Arbitrary Detention and Torture of French Citizen as Paris Remains Silent.
By Alain Renald In one of its harshest opinions in recent years, the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention has found Qatar directly responsible for the illegal arrest, arbitrary detention, and torture of Tayeb Benabderrahmane, a French citizen and former adviser to Qatar’s National Human Rights Committee. Adopted during the Working Group’s 102nd session, […]
200 Days of America First: No Mercy, No Retreat.
By Maria Maalouf For too long, America’s interests were sidelined—outsourced to globalist agendas, weakened by open borders, and eroded by cultural apologies. “America First” flips the script. It’s about securing our economy, protecting our workers, and preserving the values that make this nation exceptional. In these 200 days, we’ve seen bold steps toward that vision: […]
بين رواية الضحية واستراتيجية الهروب من المسؤولية
بقلم: محمد اكن في خطاب حديث، أعاد رئيس الوزراء الإسرائيلي بنيامين نتنياهو رسم صورة متكررة عبر التاريخ، حيث قدّم اليهود — ومن ورائهم دولة إسرائيل — كضحايا لحملات تشويه ممنهجة، تقود في النهاية إلى الكراهية والدمار. استخدم نتنياهو المقارنة بين الأكاذيب التي روّجت ضد اليهود في العصور الوسطى، وما يُقال اليوم عن إسرائيل في سياق […]
US Investor Acquires Saudi Soccer Club in Historic Foreign Sale.
By Julia Rota In a landmark deal for Saudi Arabia’s sports sector, U.S.-based Harburg Group has acquired Al-Kholood Club, marking the first time a foreign entity has purchased a Saudi Pro League football club. Announced on July 24, 2025, the transaction, facilitated by the Saudi Ministry of Sport and the National Center for Privatization, reflects […]
Graphite Wars and the New Economic Order: How a 93% Tariff Sparked a Global Supply Chain Reckoning.
By Rick Clay In what many are calling the opening salvo of a rare earth war, the United States has imposed a staggering 93.5% anti-dumping tariff on Chinese graphite—a decision that has sent shockwaves through global markets and laid bare the fragile interdependence of 21st-century supply chains. But this isn’t just about minerals. It’s a […]
The Islamist Hydra: Why the United States Should Outlaw Muslim Brotherhood.
Written by Zahack Tanvir In a welcome and long-overdue move, the United States is once again edging closer to officially designating the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization. This development, confirmed by White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt earlier this week, marks a significant step forward—not just for American national security, but for global efforts […]