War is not always decided by the side that fires the first missile. Sometimes it is decided by the side that convinces its adversary that pulling the trigger would cost more than standing down. In the current standoff between the United States and Iran, this quieter form of victory is precisely what Tehran has achieved. […]
How Iran Dismantled Mossad’s Hidden Network
The confrontation that reshaped the intelligence and military balance in the Middle East unfolded between June 3 and June 15, 2025, when Israel and the United States launched a coordinated campaign against Iran that combined external strikes with what Tehran later described as a deeply embedded internal operation. It was not merely a clash of […]
China vs. America: Who Shapes the New World Order?
The return of Donald Trump to power in January 2024 did not mark a routine political shift inside the United States. It detonated a geopolitical shockwave that began tearing apart alliances built over nearly a century. What followed was not a slow diplomatic drift, but the violent collision of political tectonic plates. Relationships forged in […]
Israel-U.S. Fixation on Regime Change in Iran
During the height of the Israel-Iran confrontation, Benjamin Netanyahu once again returned to his most familiar refrain: that peace in the Middle East-and by extension global stability-requires “regime change” in Iran. It was not a new idea, nor even a new sentence. It was the same narrative he had relentlessly promoted against Saddam Hussein, Muammar […]
Trump’s War Paradox
Donald Trump has long styled himself as a man of peace, a leader determined to end America’s “forever wars.” Yet the reality of his second term tells a very different story. From Africa to the Middle East to the Caribbean, U.S. military power is being projected more aggressively than at any time in recent years, […]
America Falls Victim to Its Own Pre-Emptive Doctrine
The doctrine of preventive and pre-emptive strike, once defended as a tool to neutralise danger, has instead evolved into one of the most destabilising forces of the modern era. It was misused in Iraq, misapplied in Afghanistan, refined by Israel across the Middle East, and has now begun reshaping U.S. policy in the Western Hemisphere […]
Can Eastern and Western Canada Ever Bridge the Divide?
Canada is often celebrated as one of the most diverse, modern, and tolerant nations in the world. This country welcomes millions of immigrants from South Asia, China, Korea, Vietnam, the Middle East, and Africa. These communities have enriched Canada’s social fabric, strengthened its workforce, and reshaped its major cities into multicultural hubs that symbolise coexistence […]
America in Deadlock
The United States has once again entered a government shutdown, now in its third day, revealing both the fragility of its political system and the deep divisions between its ruling parties. For many Americans, the words “government shutdown” have become all too familiar, yet the implications remain complex and far-reaching. At its core, a shutdown […]
The Stranger That Stirred the Solar System
When news first broke that a foreign body, nicknamed Atlas, had drifted into our solar system from the deep unknown, the story ignited imaginations across the world. Unlike the countless comets and asteroids that pass silently and obediently under the rule of gravity, Atlas appeared to resist the script of physics, straying from expected trajectories, […]
Trump’s Gaza Peace Plan
Against the backdrop of a devastated Gaza, a bleeding West Bank, and an Israel straining under both military and political pressure, Trump unveiled his 21-point Gaza peace plan. What seemed, at first glance, a humanitarian intervention quickly revealed itself to be one of the most strategic and far-sighted moves of his presidency-a move that simultaneously […]