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During the battle for Aleppo in December 2016, Muslims around the World held many demonstrations.
Iran’s sprawling ‘Axis of Resistance’ offers a façade of regional dominance. Yet, a widening rift between the clerical elite and a disillusioned populace transforms every foreign intervention into a domestic liability, eroding the Islamic Republic’s ultimate deterrent.
9 Jul 2026
NATO’s permanent naval deployment in the Strait of Hormuz has effectively dissolved the geographic distinction between European and Middle Eastern security, creating a single, interlocking conflict theatre from Gibraltar to the Arabian Sea.
8 Jul 2026
A quiet structural shift has transformed Qatar and Pakistan into the indispensable intermediaries of the Middle East. By leveraging geography and intelligence depth, this new axis is managing volatility that traditional Western diplomacy can no longer touch.
28 Jun 2026
As the global architecture fractures into competing blocs, Ankara has transformed from an erratic NATO outlier into the indispensable arbiter of Eurasian logistics, energy security, and regional containment.
27 Jun 2026
The UAE’s 14-Point Pact and aggressive production capacity expansion have fundamentally altered the relationship between oil and regional chaos. For the first time, Abu Dhabi has ensured its economic survival no longer depends on regional peace.
26 Jun 2026
As regional tensions escalate, Iran’s ability to throttle the Strait of Hormuz has transformed from a military threat into a sophisticated macroeconomic weapon designed to neutralise Western sanctions and leverage global energy markets.
16 Jun 2026
