The article argues that recent military escalations involving Iran, Israel, and the United States represent a fundamental challenge to the post-WWI geopolitical order in the Middle East. The author contends that Iran’s ability to disrupt the Strait of Hormuz—a critical
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The article argues that the current Gulf crisis represents a historic turning point where Anglo-American maritime supremacy, which has underpinned global order since Britain’s naval dominance began in 1763, is facing its first genuine challenge. For over two centuries, the West has maintained control over critical waterways like the Strait of Hormuz, ensuring the uninterrupted circulation of global trade and energy that
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What this Article is About This article presents a critical analysis of how US global power is sustained not just through military strength, but through control over the international monetary system – particularly the petrodollar arrangement that ties the world’s most important commodity
It began with silence in the skies over Doha — then came the strike that rewrote the rules. Israeli F-35s, firing from beyond Qatari airspace, targeted a Hamas elegation at the very moment negotiations were on the table. Overhead, a British RAF Voyager — officially present for a routine exercise — circled methodically, feeding real-time intelligence. The coordination was too exact to be dismissed as chance.
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What this Article is About This article argues that the actions in Gaza were planned long before the conflict began, carried out with the belief that no one would stop them. It links these events to a global system where
What this Article is About This article explains that the ongoing violence in Gaza is not random but part of a pattern backed by powerful Western states. It argues that Britain, the United States, Germany, and France supply weapons, intelligence,
What this Article is About This article argues that the breakup of the Ottoman era and the political fragmentation that followed left the Muslim world weak and divided, making it easier for outside powers to shape the region’s borders and
What this Article is About This article argues that a major strike on Iran’s infrastructure revealed deep weaknesses in its strategy of restraint and reliance on diplomacy. It says Tehran’s decision not to build nuclear weapons left it vulnerable rather
In May 2025, Donald Trump returned to the Gulf like a Caesar revisiting his provinces.
In 2025, diplomacy has become a tool not of compromise, but coercion. From Tehran to Moscow, Washington’s negotiations are less about securing peace and more about dictating the terms of global obedience.
