The Shifting Sands of the Middle East: US Policy, Regional Reactions, and the Looming Threat of a Redrawn Map A staggering 87% of Arab citizens view US foreign policy in the Middle East as biased towards Israel, according to a recent Arab Center Washington DC poll. This sentiment, already simmering, has reached a boiling point … Read more
Indonesia’s Role in Gaza Security: A Blueprint for Future International Peacekeeping? Just 15% of international peacekeeping missions achieve lasting peace within five years of withdrawal. As Indonesia steps up to potentially play a pivotal role in stabilizing Gaza as a deputy commander within the International Security Force (ISF), the stakes are exceptionally high. This isn’t … Read more
The Shifting Sands of the West Bank: How Israel’s Land Claims Could Reshape the Middle East Over 60% of the world’s population lives on land impacted by territorial disputes. Recent moves by the Israeli government to formally claim land in the West Bank as ‘state land’ – and the ensuing international condemnation – aren’t isolated … Read more
The Geopolitics of Peace: How Gaza Reconstruction is Becoming a Battleground for Influence A staggering $16.9 trillion – the reported price tag Donald Trump is allegedly seeking for his role in brokering a Gaza peace deal – isn’t just a number; it’s a stark indicator of a shifting global order where influence is increasingly commodified. … Read more
Gaza’s Winter of Despair: A Harbinger of Climate-Fueled Humanitarian Crises Over 1.6 million people in Gaza currently face crisis-level hunger, a statistic that barely scratches the surface of a rapidly deteriorating humanitarian catastrophe. But beyond the immediate lack of food and medical supplies, a chilling reality is unfolding: a surge in preventable deaths, including infants … Read more