Middle East

Defense

Türkiye and Egypt Are Moving Closer: Why It Matters for Greece and Israel?

The normalization between Ankara and Cairo is no longer merely a diplomatic thaw; it is evolving into a new regional power equation stretching from the Eastern Mediterranean to Gaza, and from Libya to Sudan.

Gaza

Could Israel’s Election End Netanyahu’s Era?

Israel is heading into the October 2026 elections not only in search of a new government, but also with the political legacy of October 7 hanging over it.

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Economy & Energy

Israel’s IMEC Plan Falls Through: The Hejaz Railway Returns

A century after remaining one of the Ottoman Empire’s greatest unfinished geopolitical projects, the Hejaz Railway is returning to the stage of history.

Americas

The Middle East After Iran: A New Era of Turkish Influence

After 107 days of war, the agreement reached between Washington and Tehran is opening a new geopolitical chapter in the Middle East.

Defense

Toward an Islamic NATO: When Nuclear Deterrence, Petrodollars and Battlefield Experience Converge

Three countries, three strategic assets, one shared objective. Pakistan's nuclear deterrent, Saudi Arabia's financial power and Türkiye's battle-tested military are moving toward an unprecedented security alignment.