A Question of Durability: Are the Abraham Accords Built to Last?
A key, though unwritten, criterion for the Nobel Peace Prize is the durability of a nominee's achievements. While the Abraham Accords were a landmark...
The Poland Drone Claim: A Deep Dive into Zelensky’s NATO Warning
President Volodymyr Zelensky's claim that 19 Russian drones entered Poland on September 10 is more than just a news item; it's a calculated warning...
Netanyahu Slams Door on Two-State Solution, Calling It ‘Sheer Madness’
Any lingering hopes for a revived peace process were decisively crushed at the United Nations, where Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu slammed the door...
A Moment of Truth for Europe’s ‘Normative Power’
The European Union's standoff with Israel is a moment of truth for its long-cherished identity as a "normative power"—a global actor that seeks to...
“Nature Reserve” Gambit Triggers Naval Clash and Collision
China's strategic gambit of declaring a "nature reserve" at a disputed shoal has triggered a naval clash, with its ships colliding with a Philippine...
China’s “Greyzone” Oil and Gas Operations Threaten Taiwan
According to new research, China is operating oil and gas vessels and fixed structures within Taiwan’s exclusive economic zone (EEZ). This activity, which was...