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The Greater Middle East Is A Ticking Time Bomb – Analysis

The Greater Middle East is a ticking time bomb. Generations in war-wracked Palestine, Syria, and Yemen have little, if anything, to look forward to. Moreover, discontent is mounting and could explode anytime in countries like Jordan, Egypt, and Iran. Palestine is a pressure cooker. Gazan youth has known little else …

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Gaza War Ends: Will Biden Get A Nobel? – OpEd

Israel’s Damascus strike on April 1 will go down in the corpus of literature on war and diplomacy as an act of high-intensity deception. Iran wouldn’t have expected a cowardly attack using stealth fighters on its diplomatic compound. Israel’s a priori national deception practices provided no clues. But the asymmetry …

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Death By Algorithm: Israel’s AI War In Gaza – OpEd

Remorseless killing at the initiation of artificial intelligence has been the subject of nail-biting concern for various members of computer-digital cosmos. Be wary of such machines in war and their displacing potential regarding human will and agency. For all that, the advent of AI-driven, automated systems in war has already …

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Iran Update, April 10, 2024

Bloomberg reported on April 10 that Iran or its proxies may conduct missile or drone strikes targeting military and government facilities in Israel in the coming days in response to the April 1 Israeli airstrike that killed seven IRGC officials in Damascus.[i] Sources familiar with US and Israeli intelligence told …

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The Horrors Of Modern World – OpEd

The genocide of Palestinians is continuing. In Gaza, at least 33,037 Palestinians have been killed, including more than 13,000 children. Additionally, 8,000 children are missing. The total number of injured Palestinians amounts to 75,668, including 8,663 children. In the Occupied West Bank, at least 457 Palestinians are dead, including 117 …

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Future Trends In Terrorism And Countermeasures – OpEd

The landscape of terrorism and the strategies to counter it in Pakistan are constantly evolving. This dynamic interplay between terrorist organizations and counterterrorism forces is shaped by a myriad of factors, including geopolitical shifts, technological advancements, and the socio-economic context of the region. Its vital to examines into the future …

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State Terrorism and its Consequences

State terrorism is a term that refers to the interference of the states or governments in the internal or external affairs of another government by implementing or participating in terrorist operations or supporting military operations to weaken and overthrow the governments or the entire governing body of that country. As …

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American media disclosure, The anti-Iranian senator receives financial aid from the terrorist group of MEK

An American media, after reviewing the list of sponsors of the legal team of Senator “Bob Menendez”, who is facing accusations of bribery and corruption, reported that many of his donors are people who are connected to the terrorist group of the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK). Bob Menendez, a prominent American …

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The Many Geopolitical Miscalculations of Saudi Arabia

This analysis is a critique of the Zalmay Khalilzad’s article that appeared in the Politico Magazine. Zalmay Khalizad was an old Neocon hand at the State Department. He dealt with the Saudis in 1980s. He was also a former US ambassador in Afghanistan, Iraq, and the UN In this article, …

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