Three decades after regaining independence all eight of these new sovereignties have not only survived but have thrived, in spite of formidable challenges. This is therefore an opportune moment to pause and ask how this was achieved, what is the state of the region today, and what it might become in the future.
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What if the greatest threat to humanity is not war itself, but our inability to recognize that our survival depends on one another?
This is the central argument of Louis René Beres, a Princeton-educated scholar of international law and world politics, writing in The Jerusalem Strategic Tribune.
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The subtle and evocative film deftly explores both the legacy of the Nazi era and the incipient cold war, offering a convincing portrait of Mann as he seeks to navigate turbulent political waters.
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In this conversation with Jacob Heilbrunn, former US Ambassador to Iraq and Turkey James Jeffrey examines Washington’s confrontation with Iran, Trump’s military strategy, the lessons of past Middle East crises, and the indispensable role of experienced American diplomats in shaping foreign policy. #JSTribune #JSTInterview #JamesJeffrey #Diplomacy #Iran
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What Should Be Israel's Lessons from the US Midterm Elections?
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The examples of abhorrent behavior by the Islamic Republic of Iran that grossly defies the OIC’s charter grow by the month.
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The U.S. midterm elections have changed the balance of power in Washington. But the world’s need for American leadership remains unchanged.
In his latest editorial for the Jerusalem Strategic Tribune, publisher Ahmed Charai examines the resilience of American institutions and their vital role in advancing global security, stability, and peace.
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The Israel debate in Democratic politics is really two debates, and the trouble starts when they merge.
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Ultimately, if humankind is going to survive as a planetary “whole,” science-based truth will need to prevail over politics-based wizardry
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In his latest editorial, publisher Ahmed Charai argues that the Iran war must deliver more than military success: a decisive strategic victory that neutralizes Tehran’s threats, opens the path to political change, and secures a more stable and prosperous Middle East.
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The central question facing Washington is whether Iran's surviving rulers can deliver the changes the United States demands.
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Is Germany facing a political crisis that could reshape its democratic future?
In an exclusive three-part conversation with Jacob Heilbrunn, former DHL Executive Vice President Wolfgang Pordzik offers a candid assessment of Germany’s mounting political and economic challenges.
From the rise of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) and the Christian Democratic Union’s (CDU) strategic dilemmas to the dangers of historical revisionism and Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s struggle to restore confidence, Pordzik explores the forces testing Europe’s largest economy.
He questions the effectiveness of Germany’s political firewall against the far right, strongly condemns attempts to relativize the Nazi past, and argues that democratic parties must find ways to reconnect with disillusioned voters without legitimizing extremist rhetoric.
Against a backdrop of economic stagnation, mounting welfare pressures, and political fragmentation, one central question emerges: Can Germany’s traditional parties rebuild public trust and safeguard political stability?
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Congressman, what about the 30 million Kurdish people occupied, oppressed, separated, dislocated and denied statehood by the Turkish, Syrian, Iraqi and Iranian authorities?
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If the current unrest in Europe continues to grow and spread, it may produce an overturning of the European political order not witnessed since 1917
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For decades, Middle Eastern governments have sought security through the US, regional organizations, ideological camps, and bilateral understandings. However, the wars since October 2023 have shown how conditional many of these relationships remain.
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In his latest editorial, “Washington Must Learn From Its Own Successes,” publisher Ahmed Charai delivers a powerful message: America’s greatest achievements belong to the nation, not to any political party.
From the Abraham Accords to the formidable challenges ahead, he argues that American leadership requires the courage to transcend partisan divisions, recognize historic achievements, and envision possibilities that others consider impossible.
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From the decline of foreign reporting to Putin’s potential challenge to NATO, Gregory Feifer explores a world increasingly shaped by superficial coverage, authoritarianism and great-power rivalry. Speaking to Jacob Heilbrunn on Atlantic Conversations, he nevertheless defends hope for international cooperation.
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Most books about American foreign policy convey a bird’s-eye view of it. Jeffrey’s account offers the view from the ground level. It also gives the reader an appreciation of the vital contributions that America’s professional diplomats make to the nation’s well-being.
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Over the past decade, Chinese engagement has shifted from predominantly project-based involvement towards deeper integration into Egypt’s productive and technological infrastructure.
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