What Kind Of Deal Will Be Reached Over Greenland?
By Bill S. Mikhail The meeting at the Davos Summit in Switzerland on Wednesday, January 21st, 2026 represents a major turning point for the United States policy toward Greenland. President Trump during his speech on that event said two important things. First, the United States will not use military force to acquire Greenland. Second, a […]
The Collapse Series: A Unified Strategic Narrative on China, Russia, Iran, and Venezuela.
By Rick Clay This project began as an attempt to understand why the world felt as if it were tilting toward instability, but it quickly became clear that the story was not about chaos spreading outward. It was about the internal collapse of the very regimes that once projected inevitability. China, Russia, and Iran were […]
The State That Kills Its Own People: Fully Constituted and Legally Defined Crimes in Iran and the International Communitys Responsibility to Halt Systematic Killing.
By Dr. Abdelaziz Tarekji Description:A legal reading of the pattern of systematic killing carried out by the Khamenei regime against the civilian population, and a documentation of grave violations committed by the Iranian state against protesters and opponents, which rise to the level of crimes against humanity under international law, together with an analysis of […]
Dina Powell McCormick: From Cairo Immigrant to Meta’s President and Vice Chairman.
By Ding Magot Dina Powell McCormick (née Habib), born on June 12, 1973, in Cairo, Egypt, is an Egyptian-American financial executive, philanthropist, former high-level government official, and now one of the most influential leaders in Big Tech. On January 12, 2026, Meta Platforms — the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and a major player […]
Sarb Deep: Redrawing the UAE’s Energy Security Map.
By Patti later The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC)’s Final Investment Decision (FID) on the Sarb Deep Gas Project marks a strategic turning point in the UAE’s pursuit of energy security and gas self-sufficiency. Located within the Ghasha offshore concession—one of Abu Dhabi’s largest and most technically complex high-sour gas assets—the project reflects a […]
From Hasbaya to the Global Stage: Jessica Choufi’s Inspiring Journey at Netflix.
By Kasandra Watkins In a shining example of Lebanese talent reaching international heights, Jessica Choufi (also known as Jessica El Choufi) serves as Regional Language Manager for the Middle East and North Africa (The Arab World) at Netflix—one of the world’s leading entertainment platforms. Based in the Netherlands, she has held this key role for […]
UAE Tightens Overseas Study Funding Amid Concerns Over Political Islam.
By Nash Seman The United Arab Emirates has introduced new restrictions on government funding for Emirati students seeking to study at universities in the United Kingdom, reflecting growing political and security concerns related to political Islam and extremism. The policy shift became evident in June when the UAE Ministry of Education released an updated list […]
Sara Carter Confirmed as Trump’s Drug Czar: A Hard-Line Reset in America’s War on Trafficking.
By John Rossomando The U.S. Senate has confirmed Sara Carter as Director of the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) — commonly known as the nation’s Drug Czar — marking a decisive shift in how the Trump administration intends to confront drug trafficking, cartel violence, and the fentanyl crisis devastating American communities. […]
How SDF’s “Self-Administration” Rebuilt Fascism Without Calling It That.
By Michael Arinzati For nearly a decade, the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (AANES) has been marketed in Western discourse as a democratic and radically progressive alternative to Middle Eastern authoritarianism. Governed politically by the PYD and enforced militarily by the SDF, the project presents itself as anti-fascist, feminist, and pluralist – a […]
Reza Pahlavi and the Most Dangerous Moment in Iran’s Future.
By Alain Renault As protests intensify across Iran and Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei’s grip weakens, a question once considered hypothetical is becoming urgent: what happens if the Islamic Republic collapses—and who fills the vacuum? At the center of this debate stands Reza Pahlavi, the exiled crown prince, whose name is increasingly chanted inside Iran not […]