A New “Middle East NATO”? How the Abraham Accords Defense Act Could Reshape U.S. Strategy
From Rabat to Abu Dhabi and Kazakhstan, Washington is building a new security architecture just as NATO faces growing internal strain
From Rabat to Abu Dhabi and Kazakhstan, Washington is building a new security architecture just as NATO faces growing internal strain
With a NATO summit in Ankara just weeks away, Hakan Fidan’s trip to Moscow highlights Turkey’s delicate balancing act between Russia and the West — and could determine the future of US sanctions, F-35 negotiations and Ankara’s strategic position within NATO.
Washington and Tehran move toward a historic agreement as global markets, energy security and Middle East stability hang in the balance
From the Iran ceasefire to tariff threats against Europe and the battle over China, leaders gathering in France face a defining test of Western unity in an increasingly fragmented world.
From the United Nations to Europe, Asia and the Gulf, global leaders hailed the breakthrough between Washington and Tehran. Yet behind the optimism lies a common message: peace is not secure until the Strait of Hormuz reopens and Iran’s nuclear future is resolved.
As G7 leaders gather in France, a surprise U.S.-Iran agreement reshapes the summit agenda, raises fresh questions about global stability, and puts Donald Trump back at the center of world diplomacy.
Washington freezes military action while Tehran still holds the ultimate yes-or-no card
Ένταση, διακοπές λόγω κακοκαιρίας και σκληρή σύγκρουση με δημοσιογράφο του NBC οδήγησαν τον Ντόναλντ Τραμπ να τερματίσει πρόωρα τη συνέντευξη
Beijing’s chilling historical warning has reignited fears of a new Cold War, with Taiwan, technology, military expansion and global dominance now at the center of an increasingly volatile superpower confrontation
Chinese intelligence circles reportedly view Trump’s Beijing visit not as a strategic breakthrough, but as a temporary ceasefire in a far larger geopolitical war involving Taiwan, artificial intelligence, Iran and global economic dominance
From Taiwan and Iran to AI and supply chains, the US–China rivalry is reshaping the international order — not through direct war, but through strategic endurance, economic coercion and competitive coexistence.
As Washington and Beijing prepare for high-stakes talks, Tehran seeks Chinese protection — but fears it could become a bargaining chip in a far larger geopolitical deal.
The Trump–Xi summit arrives not as a reset moment, but as a controlled confrontation shaped by energy shocks, technological rivalry, and a rapidly shifting global balance of power.
Οι αγορές προβλέψεων βλέπουν οικονομικές παραχωρήσεις προς την Τεχεράνη, αλλά θεωρούν σχεδόν αδύνατη την αμερικανική αποδοχή εμπλουτισμού ουρανίου.
From the Acropolis to Washington: Athens deepens its strategic alignment with the United States amid global geopolitical shifts
The clash between Donald Trump and Friedrich Merz turns military presence into leverage—raising questions about the future of NATO
Cautious optimism for peace by 2026 as high-stakes diplomacy unfolds at the White House
The White House is reportedly weighing rewards and penalties, deepening fractures inside the Alliance
A growing confrontation over war, democracy, and the moral limits of political power exposes a deeper divide in Western political theology
Third failed attempt to limit presidential war powers raises fears of unchecked military escalation
The US signals a possible short-term de-escalation along the Israel–Hezbollah front, but officials in Beirut and Jerusalem have not fully confirmed the terms