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Reopening Rafah without ironclad controls would hand Hamas the lifeline it needs to rebuild. @amineayoubx argues the crossing could quickly restore the group’s finances, weapons, and authority.

Saudi Arabia’s reformist image may be a calculated deception modeled on Erdoğan’s playbook. @mrubin1971 argues MBS used Western-friendly reforms to consolidate power and pivot toward an Islamist-aligned order.

As Washington moves toward new talks with Tehran, January’s mass killings still hang over the negotiations. @MSoghom asks whether diplomacy will confront the regime’s violence — or sidestep it for a narrower nuclear deal.

Gaza’s new “technocratic” committee isn’t a path beyond Hamas — it may be the group’s best survival strategy. @amineayoubx argues the civilian governance model leaves Hamas armed, entrenched, and free to rebuild while funds flow back into the enclave.

India calls itself a victim of Islamist terror — yet still shields Tehran. @abhinavpandya asks why New Delhi backs the Iranian regime at the U.N., stays silent on protests, and tolerates a state that fuels radicalization from Kashmir to beyond.

Gaza’s new technocratic governance framework masks rather than dismantles Hamas’s continuing military control of the enclave. @amineayoubx warns that the committee functions as a survival tactic, giving Hamas cover while it retains real power.

Israel is drifting toward a Gaza outcome that could leave Hamas weakened tactically but entrenched strategically. @amineayoubx warns that premature reconstruction and outside pressure risk squandering Israel’s leverage.

Turkey tolerated Islamic State networks for years, and the cost is mounting bloodshed at home and abroad. @abdbozkurt details how Ankara’s permissiveness allowed jihadist cells to survive and strike again.

Foreign capital is propping up Libya’s militia rule by turning Misurata into a logistics hub for armed groups, not a sovereign state. @amineayoubx shows how international investment is entrenching militia power instead of dismantling it. https://t.co/xZ9bi2MwWv

India is trying to balance Israel and the Arab bloc — and may end up satisfying neither. Imran Khurshid explains why New Delhi’s hedging risks strategic drift.

Turkey watched Iran crush protesters and drew lessons about how far repression can go without consequences. @mrubin1971 argues that Ankara learned strategy from Tehran’s brutality, not restraint.

Iran sits on huge gas reserves but fails to turn them into significant export power. @ushukrik explains that geological abundance alone won’t make Tehran a gas exporter without the technology, infrastructure, and market access it still lacks.

U.S.-based Islamist groups condemn America while staying largely silent on the killing of Iranian protesters. Noah Sandler shows how selective outrage shields Tehran from accountability.

Many Iranians fear that U.S. signals about talks with Tehran could betray their struggle and legitimize a regime that just crushed nationwide protests. @MSoghom argues that Washington risks repeating past mistakes by engaging with Iranian leaders now.

A ceasefire without guarantees is a pause, not a solution. @SirwanKajjo argues the latest Syria-Kurdish deal lacks the structure needed for lasting stability.

Afrin’s Kurdish return is blocked by seized property, legal barriers, and residual militia control. @ajaltamimi reports from northwest Syria on how restitution mechanisms and demographic change shape return prospects.

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India is recalibrating its global strategy — from Washington to Jerusalem to Beijing. Dr. @birvadker explains how U.S.–India relations, the India–Israel partnership, and shifting security dynamics converge — and why New Delhi is wary of Trump’s new “Board of Peace” proposal.

Cyprus is being built into a forward-operating digital hub for U.S. tech and data infrastructure. @nicolekouroushi explains how U.S.–Cyprus digital partnerships are expanding Western influence near regional flashpoints.

A Saudi pivot toward the Muslim Brotherhood would upend Gulf politics. @mrubin1971 explains why Qatar could gain leverage — but at serious long-term strategic cost.