Golden Dome could reshape U.S. missile defense strategy as geopolitical tensions and new technologies accelerate demand.
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Washington’s fear of a Power Vacuum keeps troops tied to the Middle East, but regional rivals can balance without America.
As American troops leave Iraq, the nation faces militias, Iranian influence, and Kurdish fears, while the Iraq War Legacy endures.
US Support for Israel rests on a demographic premise now eroding, as generational replacement makes backing contested, conditional, renewable.
Beijing and Washington pursue managed competition to stabilize bilateral ties, prevent economic escalation, and avoid direct military conflict.
Growing U.S. missile defenses are pushing Russia and China toward new nuclear and space capabilities, raising fresh risks for strategic stability.
A Saudi-Turkish-Pakistani defense pact, the Mecca Defense Agreement, redefines Gulf security away from America after Iran’s counterstrikes.
Donald Trump’s civilian nuclear pact with Saudi Arabia bypasses international oversight, signaling a major strategy shift across the Middle East.
A veteran diplomat challenges prevailing geopolitical assumptions, arguing that power, deterrence, and interests still shape global order.
The war on Iran ended not with Iranian surrender but with a profound American-Zionist failure to dictate political outcomes through military might.