U.S.-Iran talks produced a “guiding framework,” but the next round will be decisive: either technical steps toward a deal or escalation.
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Netanyahu’s Washington visit failed to reassure an anxious Israel, facing U.S.-Iran talks and waning American appetite for confrontation.
Israel has unleashed a shock-and-awe campaign in the West Bank, aiming to consolidate irreversible facts on the ground toward formal annexation.
Turkey’s 1997 coup targeted Muslim identity, but women paid the heaviest price—a legacy of discrimination still felt today.
A new card game, “Roots and Resistance,” links the shared colonial histories of Ireland and Palestine through storytelling and fun.
Syrian tribes have shifted loyalties opportunistically—from ISIS to the SDF and now toward Damascus—exposing the fragility of alliance-building.
Israel must accept that coexistence with Palestinians is unavoidable; a two-state solution is the only path to security.
The day after Khamenei will be an IRGC-managed power struggle, not liberation; real change requires a second, contested phase.
Iraq’s post-“October Uprising” generation is a new, non-hierarchical force challenging the political elite through horizontal mobilization.
Trump’s Board of Peace, with 19 nations, challenges the UN’s effectiveness, raising questions about the future of global governance.