AMINE AYOUB

France was conned, and the question is whether Washington allows the same performance to repeat on its own diplomatic investments.

The Gulf is drifting toward Israel faster than any normalization summit could have achieved, but internal American politics is lowering the pressure on Iran.

European politicians retain the power to hold press conferences and vote on symbolic resolutions, but the generals have the power to sign contracts; for now, the generals are winning.

Israel’s closest allies have effectively told it to wage war indefinitely without winning.

After Assad’s fall, Turkey is quietly building a new sphere of influence across Syria.

The Iran war is not a contained regional episode. It is a live stress test of Western military architecture, conducted under conditions that suit Beijing, at a cost that China does not bear

Iran’s new lawfare strategy aims to weaken Israel and the US, using legal challenges in international forums to shape global perceptions and erode their legitimacy.

Morocco’s fusion of Israeli precision weapons and Turkish heavy‑strike drones is reshaping Africa’s military balance

The regional alliance Iran built against itself.

The resounding silence echoing from Brussels following Israel’s necessary, preemptive strikes on Iranian military infrastructure represents far more than a transient diplomatic lapse.

The IAF’s F-35I Adir fleet has not merely demonstrated air superiority; it has redefined it

With Iran in decline, Turkey emerges as a major player, reshaping the balance of power in the Middle East.

Damascus’s plan for Sweida could reshape Israel’s northern frontier.