According to an article in The Telegraph, NATO’s “Military Schengen” Strategy entails streamlining military logistics across Europe to expedite troop deployment, particularly to the Russian border, with the aim of strengthening the EU’s militarization and containment of Russia. The “military Schengen” proposal from last November, which was spearheaded by Lt.
A New York Times story revealed how Israel funded a covert influence campaign targeting US lawmakers using the Tel Aviv-based political marketing firm Stoic. According to a New York Times story published on Wednesday, Israel’s Ministry of Diaspora Affairs planned and funded a digital campaign aimed at swaying US politicians,
In a recent interview, President Biden claimed a four-decade acquaintance with Putin as a young KGB agent, labeling him a dictator. The Kremlin’s response questioned Biden’s assertions, citing factual inconsistencies and prompting satirical remarks. Joe Biden, a US Senator from Delaware, was forty-two years old, and Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin, an
Israel’s role in the Abu Ghraib scandal highlights its influence on U.S. interrogation techniques, with Israeli methods of torture and humiliation being implemented in Iraq, exacerbating regional instability and human rights abuses. Three Palestinian males were taken into custody by Israeli soldiers and settlers in the occupied West Bank hamlet
In semiconductor geopolitics, the U.S., China, Taiwan, and India navigate complex strategic dynamics, impacting manufacturing, supply chains, and alliances, shaping the global technological landscape, and driving economic competition. Politics primarily revolves around the acquisition and exercise of power. Over time, the concept of ‘geopolitics’ has evolved with each generation of
Here are the key points from GGI experts’ discussion on the grave implications of recent Ukrainian drone attacks on Russia’s strategic early-warning radar systems. These attacks, supported by NATO, targeted radars at Armavir and Orsk in April and May 2024. Key Points Implications for Global Security Our experts emphasized that
According to a filing with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange by China’s Sinopec, they will build gas pipelines for Saudi Aramco in a $1-billion deal. Sinopec, a Chinese energy behemoth, announced on Thursday that it has reached an agreement worth $1.3 billion with Saudi Aramco to acquire and construct pipes
Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, initially depicted as a terrorist leader, may have been instrumentalized by American interests to justify the Iraq invasion and sow internal discord, shaping the region’s volatile dynamics. The most notorious professed opponent of the United States during the so-called War on Terror was the Jordanian jihadist Abu
Washington is preparing to punish the Maldives for banning Israeli passport holders, citing Israel’s military actions in Gaza, with legislation that could cut off US assistance, led by Rep. Josh Gottheimer. The Maldives has decided to prohibit Israeli passport holders from entering the nation owing to war crimes associated with