The record-breaking Kentucky primary tests whether non-interventionist lawmakers can survive targeted, multi-million-dollar campaigns by foreign policy lobbies.
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Deconstructing the Western illusion that an electoral transition will dismantle systemic occupation, settlement expansion, and hardline security doctrines.
An editorial analysis exposing Arab Dependency on US electoral outcomes and the urgent geopolitical necessity for regional self-reliance.
Trump’s impulsive decision-making clashes with Netanyahu’s systemic destruction goals as domestic politics pressure war timeline amid diverging strategies.
Lebanon’s parliament extends mandate two years amid war, postponing elections. Pattern continues—elections hostage to crisis.
Lebanon at crossroad: Without swift disarmament, Hezbollah will be victorious. US pressure essential.
Hezbollah is battered but defiant, retaining its weapons and Tehran’s backing; Lebanon’s sovereignty remains elusive.
Iraq’s 2025 elections saw reported 56% turnout, but real participation among adults was just 38.5%—matching previous lows.
Hezbollah and Amal are forging ahead with Lebanon’s May elections, their alliance firm and candidate lists unchanged.
Iraq’s elections are a critical test of Iran’s diminished influence and the rivalry between Sudani and al-Maliki.