- 27 July, 2024
What Japanese People Want to Know in Prime Minister Abe’s Visit to Tehran
By: Professor. Satoshi IkeuchiProfessor, Global Security and Religion, University of Tokyo Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is planning to visit Iran in the middle of
US-Saudi Relation Is Farther Than Arms Deals
30th of May 2019 Several analysts in the Middle East believe that the US sees Saudi Arabia as just a “money source”, and that the
US To Deploy Extra Troops In The Gulf – No Ground Attack
US President Donald Trump agreed to the request of the commander of the US Central Command (US CENTCOM) to deploy 1500 additional troops in the
All Fingers Are On The Triggers And No One Wants War!
19th of May 2019 Background In September 2008 Israel asked US for green light to bomb nuclear sites in Iran. The US president told Israeli prime minister he
Yemen Crisis and Four Years of War
Political and Security Development in Yemen On 15th of January 2015, the Houthis raided the house of President Abed Rabbo Hadi Mansour, surrounded the presidential
Rivalry in Syria after the US Withdrawal
The decision to withdraw the US forces from Syria created a new situation for a country suffering from civil war for eight years. The decision
Are Arab alliances back?
On February 16, 1989, eight years after the founding of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), a new Arab alliance was established with almost a similar
Israel’s Future Planning In The Middle East
By: Sayed Ghoneim, Major General (Retired) of the Egyptian Armed Forces Forces.For decades, the US has treated the achievement of security for a Jewish homeland
Analytical vision: How does Israel think?
I see that Israel pursues policies and attitudes towards the Arab countries and the regional context is very different from what is being published and
US forces withdraw from Afghanistan
The US has spent nearly $ 700 billion and lost more than 2,200 troops since its existence in Afghanistan in 2001. US President Donald