Who Will Govern Gaza?
A fragile ceasefire has paused violence in Gaza, raising questions about future governance and humanitarian aid distribution
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Can Turkey Mend Its Fractured Ties with the Kurds?
Turkey's role in Syria has shifted, focusing on Kurdish relations and regional influence after Assad's regime fell
At Last, a Ceasefire—Will it Last?
Israel and Hamas have agreed to a ceasefire, effective Sunday, to exchange hostages and pause the conflict in Gaza
Armenia Deepens Its Ties with the West
Armenia is shifting its geopolitical focus westward, strengthening ties with the U.S. and EU amid tensions with Russia
With the New President, Can Lebanon Chart a Course Toward the West?
Lebanon elects Army Commander Joseph Aoun as president, signaling a shift away from Iran's influence and hope for stability
Is Trump Pushing for a Gaza Ceasefire?
Donald Trump aims to broker a Gaza ceasefire as he begins his second term, emphasizing urgent negotiations and hostages release
Kazakhstan’s Shrewd Neutrality in Azerbaijan-Russia Tensions
Russia apologizes to Azerbaijan after accidentally shooting down a civilian plane, straining their historic alliance
The Emirates Strategic Charm Offensive in Africa
The UAE's strategic influence in Africa through diplomatic efforts, investments, and soft power initiatives
India’s Khalistan Paradox: Divisions That Endure
Sikhs have long sought political autonomy, leading to tensions over Khalistan amid rising nationalism in India
As Sanctions Suffocate Russia, Kazakhstan Struggles to Breathe
Kazakhstan's economy suffers as reliance on Russia deepens amid sanctions, leading to currency depreciation and rising inflation
