What can we expect from Trump’s second term?

The phrase “When America sneezes, the rest of the world catches a cold” illustrates the significant impact of the American economy on global markets, a concept that extends to foreign policy during the Trump administration. As President-elect, Donald Trump possesses a strong electoral mandate that empowers him to pursue his “America First” agenda once he assumes office. Global leaders are now strategizing on the potential … Continue reading What can we expect from Trump’s second term?

Will Trump escalate military conflict in the Middle East?

The election of Donald Trump as President of the United States marks a pivotal moment in the nation’s history, underscoring a profound internal struggle within American society. This election cycle proved to be particularly arduous, exposing profound societal rifts and a populace fatigued by conventional political frameworks. It was a defining moment where not only national leadership was in question, but also the country’s diminishing … Continue reading Will Trump escalate military conflict in the Middle East?

The future of U.S. defense treaties remains uncertain under a potential Trump 2.0 administration

Shortly after President-elect Donald Trump announced his choice of Fox News host and Army veteran Pete Hegseth for the position of Secretary of Defense, U.S. media received a flurry of messages and calls from both current and former senior military leaders expressing their thoughts. One described the decision as “ridiculous,” while another referred to it as “an effing (euphemism inserted) nightmare.” It is important to … Continue reading The future of U.S. defense treaties remains uncertain under a potential Trump 2.0 administration

U.S. President Donald Trump is interviewed by Fox and Friends co-host Pete Hegseth at the White House in Washington, U.S.

Hegseth, a supporter of ousting ‘woke’ military leaders, has been chosen as defense secretary

U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has selected Pete Hegseth, a Fox News commentator and military veteran, to serve as his secretary of defense. Hegseth has been vocal in his criticism of what he terms “woke” policies implemented by Pentagon leadership, has opposed the inclusion of women in combat roles, and has raised questions about the qualifications of the top American general, suggesting that race may have … Continue reading Hegseth, a supporter of ousting ‘woke’ military leaders, has been chosen as defense secretary

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United States to deploy B-52 bombers, destroyers to the Middle East

The United States announced on Friday its plans to deploy B-52 bombers, fighter jets, refueling aircraft, and Navy destroyers to the Middle East as part of a strategic realignment of military resources, coinciding with the impending departure of the Abraham Lincoln carrier strike group from the region. According to a Pentagon statement, these deployments are expected to occur over the coming months and highlight the … Continue reading United States to deploy B-52 bombers, destroyers to the Middle East

Is the ‘axis of resistance’ against Israel beginning to weaken?

The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has profoundly altered the power dynamics, affecting not only the region itself but also extending its influence globally. This situation engages the critical geopolitical interests of significant regional and international players, including Iran, Israel, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, the United States, and Russia, resulting in changes to diplomatic and military approaches as well as shifts in power relations. A … Continue reading Is the ‘axis of resistance’ against Israel beginning to weaken?

Terrorist Incident in Ankara: A Signal to Erdogan?

As President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Türkiye arrived in Kazan for the BRICS summit, alarming reports emerged from Ankara regarding a terrorist attack on the headquarters of the aerospace firm TUSAŞ. Three assailants, including a woman, were heavily armed with firearms and explosives as they breached the facility known for manufacturing military aircraft, drones, and upgrading F-16 fighter jets. The attack resulted in five fatalities … Continue reading Terrorist Incident in Ankara: A Signal to Erdogan?

Israel strikes Iranian military installations, loud explosions heard

Israel’s military reported that it initiated strikes on Iranian military installations in the early hours of Saturday morning. Residents in Tehran reported hearing loud explosions, which state television characterized as “powerful.” According to Iran’s IRNA news agency, some of the noises in the capital were attributed to the activation of air defense systems, with a security official stating that “the air defense was successful.” The … Continue reading Israel strikes Iranian military installations, loud explosions heard

The Osirak research reactor site in Iraq after it was bombed by Israel in 1981.

An Israeli strike on Iran’s nuclear installations may have unintended consequences

Since Iran‘s missile strike on Israel on October 1, which was a reaction to the assassinations of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah in Beirut and Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran, there has been considerable speculation regarding Israel’s potential retaliation. Some analysts propose that Israel might target Iranian oil facilities, while others suggest strikes on its nuclear sites. The Biden administration appears to be against both … Continue reading An Israeli strike on Iran’s nuclear installations may have unintended consequences

Is World War III imminent?

The rapidly evolving situation in the Middle East defies accurate prediction. However, it appears that the martyrdom of Hassan Nasrallah and the severe assaults on Hezbollah in Lebanon have allowed Israel to gain an advantage in the Gaza conflict. This development may lead to a direct confrontation with the militant group’s backers in Iran. Nevertheless, Israel’s persistent aggression seems to reflect its military setbacks, which … Continue reading Is World War III imminent?