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Will Trump 2.0 dismantle Nato or dump Ukraine? Think again
If he wins the presidency again, he might actually build on Biden's signature foreign policy achievement
Trump should seize the opportunity to rebrand himself
America has been shaken by an attempt on the former president's life. It now needs a calm, visionary leader
Nuclear fears demand that Democrats make a decision
The US is a superpower in an increasingly unstable world. It needs stable leadership
Biden's debate disaster will compound his global challenges
A look at the foreign policy themes that could dominate the election campaign
Nasrallah must show strategic wisdom and avert a war
The hope is that he backs down and ensures that his popular base is saved from destruction
Hezbollah captains Iran's fleet as it expands sea presence
Amid the raging Gaza war, the preservation of Tehran's Lebanese proxy has become an increasing priority
Panic more than policy has guided Biden's Middle East strategy
The US administration should be criticised not for lack of trying, for dithering
Is a broader European war with Russia becoming inevitable?
Both Nato and Moscow should beware of complacency and misguided wagers
From Iran and Israel to Europe and the ICC, Biden may curse his luck
Far from securing a grand bargain in the Middle East, the US President is facing a grand setback in an election year
The Manama summit has given us a peek into changing Arab-Israel relations
As the Gaza war rages, the blurry lines seem to be getting clearer
The tragedy of Palestine is its cast of shortsighted characters
None of those who can shape a bright future for ordinary Palestinians can see beyond the end of their noses
US university protests are more about America's political civil war than Israel and Gaza
The demonstrations are a phenomenon of the country's increasingly divisive election cycles
Is Hamas genuine in its desire for peace with Israel?
Regardless, one wonders if its ceasefire proposal has come too late
Who won the latest Iran-Israel standoff – and who lost?
In what appeared to be a stalemate, both adversaries furthered their strategic agendas at the cost of Arab populations across the region
Why Tehran's strikes are unlikely to lead to an all-out Iran-Israel conflict
The Iranian regime will be held back by certain geopolitical considerations, as well as its own limitations