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Fresh off a diplomatic win in sub-Saharan Africa, Trump advisor Massad Boulos paid a visit to Libya and signaled the administration’s desire to reset its approach in the country.

Walid Ali

Lebanon is at a crossroads. While Hezbollah is facing enormous pressure to give up its weapons, there are no guarantees that the national and regional interests of all sides will be protected, especially given Israel’s continued occupation of southern Lebanon. 

Saoud El Mawla

North African states have transitioned from passive observers into active participants in the global contest between rival superpowers. Although they are not central players, their strategic location, abundant resources and infrastructure needs render them increasingly important in global geopolitics. 

Yahia H. Zoubir

Iran’s strike on Qatar marks the Gulf’s first state-to-state military action in decades, shifting Doha’s threat perception of its neighbor and underscoring the urgent need for regional defense integration.  

Rashid Al-Mohanadi

To secure his political survival, Netanyahu has ditched the status quo to become a radical revisionist of the worst kind.

Rob Geist Pinfold

The outbreak of full-scale war between Israel and Iran marks a reconfiguration of the regional order, following a year of devastating setbacks for Iran and its regional allies.

Ranj Alaaldin