Burke explains why Marxism and Islamism merged into revolutionary violence and why repression only postponed new waves of militancy.
Browsing: Michael Young
Beirut aims to utilize pilot zones along its southern border to secure Israeli military withdrawals, restore state sovereignty, and return displaced citizens.
An analytical evaluation of Lebanese sovereignty, outlining a phased regional framework to transition Hezbollah into a purely political entity via diplomacy.
Strategic regional cooperation emerges as the vital mechanism to resolve structural security crises in Lebanon while preserving a fragile internal peace.
Israel’s security doctrine produces permanent insecurity in neighboring countries,turning war itself into the primary arrangement rather than a bridge to peace.
The contemporary Levant demands absolute strategic lucidity, yet current Washington rhetoric risks miscalculating the delicate structural balance of the Lebanese…
Inside the 2026 Iran Ceasefire mediated by Pakistan. Explore why this two-week truce in the Strait of Hormuz is a turning point for the Trump administration.
US-Israel degraded Iran’s arsenal but failed to force capitulation. Tehran retains strike capacity and leverage. Strategic outcome unclear.
A fragile two-week ceasefire pauses the US-Iran conflict, reopening the Strait of Hormuz while leaving Lebanon’s status dangerously unresolved.
Tehran is replacing its failed deterrence model with a strategy of regionalized attrition and selective maritime chokepoint disruption.