This past week Hezbollah claimed responsibility for 65 attacks on military and civilian targets in Israel, including towns and villages which were attacked for the first time since the beginning of hostilities on October 8, 2023. Three IDF soldiers were injured, one of them in the reserves, and property damage …
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September, 2024
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19 September
Kosovo: The Making Of A Strategic Maverick – OpEd
Albin Kurti’s government has shown a convincing propensity to explore new frontiers in global engagement, economic cooperation and leveraging recent geopolitical calibrations. Over the last three years, Kurti’s diplomatic endeavors, unflappable leadership and professional rigor in foreign policy have proved to be beneficial for the citizens of Kosovo. The ongoing …
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19 September
Did Israel’s pager attack on Hezbollah violate international law?
Israel has targeted Hezbollah members with pagers rigged with explosives. The New Arab looks into whether this violated international law? Israel’s attack against Hezbollah on Tuesday, which saw thousands of rigged pagers explode, resulting in at least 11 deaths and around 4,000 wounded, has seen international condemnation. Included in these …
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19 September
US, SDF kill four ISIS operatives in joint raid in Syria: Official
A US official told Al Arabiya English that the US military and Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) killed four ISIS operatives in a joint raid in Syria on Sunday. “ISIS remains a threat to the region, allies, as well as our homeland,” the official said. The official added that the operation …
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19 September
The Rise Of Euroscepticism: How Strong Is The EU’s Future? – OpEd
The European Union (EU) has been a cornerstone of post-war stability and economic cooperation in Europe. However, as the Union has expanded and deepened its integration, it has also encountered significant resistance from within. Euroscepticism, or the growing disillusionment with the EU among its member states, has become a potent …
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19 September
Russia’s Military Expansion: Implications For Europe And Global Geopolitics – Analysis
President Vladimir Putin’s decree to expand Russia’s reserved armed forces to 1.5 million marks a significant transformation in Russian military strategy. This action is not merely a reaction to perceived external threats but a strategic initiative aimed at consolidating Russia’s global influence amid intensifying geopolitical competition. With NATO’s presence strengthening …
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19 September
NATO And European Defense: Is Europe Ready To Stand Alone? – Analysis
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) has long been the cornerstone of Europe’s security architecture, with the United States serving as its leading force. Since the end of World War II, European nations have relied on NATO’s collective defence mechanism, ensuring security through transatlantic cooperation. However, shifting US foreign policy, …
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19 September
Local Elections In BiH: Political Elites Living In A Parallel Reality – Analysis
On 6 October 2024, Bosnia and Herzegovina will hold its 8th local elections since the country declared independence in 1992. The elections will determine the mayors of municipalities and cities, as well as members of municipal and city councils and assemblies, across 143 local communities in Bosnia and Herzegovina (111 …
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19 September
Ukraine War Turns Into Russian Roulette – OpEd
The UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer met with the US President Joe Biden in the White House on Friday with the question of the use of long-range missiles by Ukraine to hit deep inside Russia on their agenda of conversation. But there were no announcements, nor was there any joint …
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19 September
A Rumor of War
Israeli officials have spoken repeatedly about an imminent military campaign against Lebanon, but things are more complicated. Evidently, we’re back to the point where Israel is threatening to embark on a major military operation in Lebanon. This could be the real thing, or it could be, once again, an effort …
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