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The Impact of Nuclear Power on the Concept of "Strategy"
Nuclear weapons still hold great appeal in the theoretical field, not only for the horror it raises when used but also for its key role in bringing about fundamental turning points in the nature and shape of the international system. Certain countries in the region and the world are keen on eliminating weapons of mass destruction in the Middle East. In this regard, 16 countries - with Jordan as the only Middle Eastern country - participated in the Stockholm Initiative on Nuclear Disarmament that was held on June 6, 2020, hosted by Germany and Sweden, marking its establishment's first anniversary. The 2019 Semi-Annual Outlook Report issued by STRATEGIECS discusses, in one of its topics, the implications of the entry of nuclear weapons on the concept of "strategy"; the report also predicted paths of escalation in the region, if two or more states acquire nuclear weapons.
Washington and Tehran: Dimensions of Military Engagement in the Middle East
In light of the Iranian military response to Soleimani’s assassination, observes raised several questions such as what is going to happen next? How will the U.S. respond? And is it possible that the region will slide into an all-out war?
How Can Military Technology be the Decisive Factor in Wars Before their Eruption?
Battlefields have witnessed a series of cumulative development qualitatively and quantitatively, driven by technological advancement and change in the mechanism and tools of ground engagements in areas where military operations take place. This article examines the strategic repercussions of technological military advancement and its role in the course of war resolution.
The Success Chances of an "Arab NATO"
Forming an Arab NATO would be a challenge for member states and countries that sponsor it. Although forming this cooperation has become necessary to protect Arab national security and to defend common Arab national interests, agreeing on such a massive unified military project is not an easy decision. This article responds to questions regarding the success of this project, its effect on the Middle East stability, and potential challenges it could face.