WHO WILL RUN THE MIDDLE EAST? / GEOPOLITICAL FUTURES

Who Will Run the Middle East? Three candidates are vying for long-term power. By Ridvan Bari Urcosta The Middle East is undergoing a fundame...

WHAT THE U.S. HAS ACCOMPLISHED IN IRAN / THE WALL STREET JOURNAL OP EDITORIAL

What the U.S. Has Accomplished in Iran The regime is much weaker, and time is on the side of the U.S. and its allies that want a more stable...

A NEW SECURITY ARCHITECTURE FOR THE MIDDLE EAST / PROJECT SYNDICATE

A New Security Architecture for the Middle East The tense negotiations between the United States and Iran have exposed the limits of bilater...

NEGOTIATION WON`T END IRAN`S NUCLEAR THREAT / THE WALL STREET JOURNAL OP EDITORIAL

Negotiation Won’t End Iran’s Nuclear Threat Trump is repeating one of Obama’s mistakes: focusing on uranium and ignoring plutonium. By John ...

PAKISTAN`S EMERGING ROLE IN THE MIDDLE EAST / PROJECT SYNDICATE

Pakistan’s Emerging Role in the Middle East It’s one of the few countries that has acceptable relations with the U.S. and Iran. By: Kamran B...

AMERICA`S WAR ON IRAN HAS CHANGE THE MIDDLE EAST -- FOR THE WORSE / THE ECONOMIST

With a whimper America’s war on Iran has changed the Middle East—for the worse This week’s ceasefire leaves the region less secure than when...

PAKISTAN AND AFGHANISTAN TENSIONS REACH BREAKING POINT / THE FINANCIAL TIMES EDITORIAL

Pakistan and Afghanistan tensions reach breaking point However difficult it may be, the world needs to re-engage with the troubled region Th...