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Is Russia Revising Its Strategy in the Middle East?
With every biased and reckless move into which U.S. strategy in the Middle East slips, Russian diplomacy shows up to fish in American-troubled waters. Over the past decade—following the “Arab Spring” and the failure of American and European approaches to managing the regional scene—the West effectively outsourced to Russia the task of stabilizing the regional balance, starting from Syria. Whether through its deals with Turkey, Syria, or even Israel, Moscow used the “Syrian pl
sara john
11 hours ago4 min read


The Most Dangerous Thing About the Moment Is for “Hamas” to Savor the Opportunity
[Context and Partial Acceptance] Amid mounting Palestinian and Arab pressures, the “Hamas” movement partially accepted Trump’s peace...
sara john
Oct 75 min read


The Middle East: Warring Tribes and Opaque American Maps
In the ongoing debate over how far the modern nation‑state concept applies to Middle Eastern states in U.S. strategy, statements by U.S....
sara john
Oct 34 min read


The Saudi Initiative: A Countercurrent to the Neglect of the Forces of War and Extermination
The New York Conference for the Two-State Solution: The Cumulative Harvest of a Tireless Effort Woven by Saudi Diplomacy with Prudence...
sara john
Sep 309 min read
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