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Amine AyoubThe Times of Israel (Blogs) |
The bunker that once housed Ayatollah Khamenei is rubble. Iran’s ballistic missile array — the crown jewel of the mullahs — lies shattered after...
Abdel Fattah el-Sisi is panicking. Behind the gilded doors of his multi-billion-dollar New Administrative Capital, Egypt’s president is working the...
As global attention remains fixated on the fallout of the leadership collapse in Tehran, a quieter but potentially existential shockwave is hitting...
The dust from the recent decapitation strikes in Tehran has yet to settle, but the most devastating blow to the Islamic Republic is not physical; it...
The defense architecture of North Africa is undergoing a quiet, structural bifurcation. While Washington maintains a robust and uninterrupted pipeline...
In a development that has sent ripples through both religious and diplomatic corridors, the Vatican recently confirmed that Pope Leo XIV will travel...
The Westphalian concept of a national border has effectively died in the deep Sahara. While Western diplomats continue to chase the mirage of a...
Libya is currently gripped by a profound psychological and strategic shift. As of late February 2026, the nation finds itself suspended between the...
The “sovereign red lines” of the Egyptian state are turning green—the color of the US dollar. As international consortia have officially...
In the shifting sands of North African politics, Tunisia was once hailed as the solitary success story of the Arab Spring. It was the exception that...
The high-stakes diplomacy unfolding in Algiers this week marks a decisive pivot in the battle for Africa’s energy future. General Abdourahamane...
On February 15, 2026, the fiction of a unified Libyan state officially dissolved, not with the roar of artillery, but with the silent fall of a gavel...
The idea of reinstating the Iranian monarchy has gained some traction, particularly among exiled Iranians and monarchist factions. These proponents...