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A Deal Is Done, But Who Won the Game?
Washington and Tehran have agreed to a fragile framework reopening Hormuz and restarting nuclear talks,…
Six Takeaways from Évian: What the G7 Really Agreed On
The leaders of the world’s major advanced economies, joined by a number of strategic partner…
Ukraine’s “Flamingos”are Bringing the Battlefield Back to Russia
Moscow’s air defenses are being stress-tested by a new phase of aerial warfare where oil…
Strait Out of Hormuz
The UAE’s Push to Escape Hormuz Dependency Signals a Strategic Rewiring of Gulf Trade Routes…
Without China membership, does the G7 make sense?
When the leaders of what is now the G7 first gathered in 1975 at Rambouillet,…
Trump Turns Back to Ukraine, Raising Concerns Across Kyiv’s Alliance
A renewed US push for direct negotiations with Russia is exposing fractures within the G7…
When Allies Diverge: Why Growing Trump–Netanyahu Frictions Could Redefine Middle East Diplomacy
As Washington pursues a diplomatic opening with Tehran, emerging differences with Israel highlight a broader…
Defeating Putin Without Defeating Russia: Europe’s Most Difficult Strategic Dilemma
The assumption that Vladimir Putin's political future is finite has become increasingly common in Western…
International Justice Ends One Era Without Solving Its Central Problem
The final proceedings linked to the UN tribunals for Rwanda and the former Yugoslavia have…
The Iran Deal a Test of America’s Remaining Power in the Middle East
The emerging U.S.–Iran framework is a test of whether Washington can still impose order in…