Trump’s Board of Peace, with 19 nations, challenges the UN’s effectiveness, raising questions about the future of global governance.

Iran faces a decisive turning point: internal collapse converges with external pressure, and its great power allies have proved hollow.

Israel is the main source of instability in the Middle East; the U.S. must fundamentally reappraise its relationship with Israel.

Dick Cheney, architect of the Iraq War, helped destroy American faith in leadership and expanded executive power for perpetual conflict.

The genocide in Gaza has not ended—it has merely slowed. Global attention has faded, erasing ongoing suffering. Silence is complicity.

Al-Sharaa’s Washington visit marks a historic shift: Syria now aligns with the U.S., not using Israel as a regime protector.

Iraq’s elections are a critical test of Iran’s diminished influence and the rivalry between Sudani and al-Maliki.

Iran is days from a nuclear weapon if its leadership decides; statements suggest the political threshold may already have been crossed.

Saudi Arabia is shifting regionally, distancing from the UAE and maintaining detente with Iran, as a profound realignment unfolds.

The U.S. plans to complete its military withdrawal from Iraq by September 2026, with NATO advisers likely leaving at the same time.