Opinion and Thought
Opinion and Thought
The Cosmic Duel between Atlantic and Eurasianism: A Reading in the Book "Postmodern Geopolitics"
Opinion and Thought
A critical reading of the book "Destined War: Can America and China Escape Thucydides’s Trap? "
Opinion and Thought
The Impossible Mission: Why Is the Status of Solution Sought in Iraq?
Opinion and Thought
Alexander Dugin and the "Eurasian" System: Philosophy and Strategy
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International Politics and the Demand of Civilizational Diplomacy
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So That All Is a “Majority” in Syria
The issue of “minorities” remains a prominent concern in Arab politics. It is a central part of discussions surrounding democracy and human rights in the Arab world, as well as the construction of a unified national identity and the civil state based upon it. Moreover, the topic of minorities is not new to Arab politics or political literature, but it vanishes and reappears depending on the different historical and political contexts that have shaped our region since the advent of modern political thought and action.
The Cosmic Duel between Atlantic and Eurasianism: A Reading in the Book "Postmodern Geopolitics"
Postmodern Political Geography combines a strategic analytical reading with a forward-looking vision, based on a modern geopolitical methodology, with a clear Eurasian background in terms of critical philosophical theoretical premises, interest in the Russian value system, and political ambition.
A critical reading of the book "Destined War: Can America and China Escape Thucydides’s Trap? "
Author: Graham Allison | Original name of the book: Destined War: Can America and China Escape Thucydides' Trap | Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, New York, 2017.
The Impossible Mission: Why Is the Status of Solution Sought in Iraq?
Op-ed | This op-ed discusses all parties’ efforts to reach a consensus on a solution to the Iraqi crisis. While it seems elusive or unlikely to happen, a consensus on a solution may not be a demand in itself, whether in case the dispute reflects a healthy situation recognized even in ancient democracies or that the absence of a desired solution is fueling the situation of instability, carrying harbingers of broader unrest.
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Alexander Dugin and the "Eurasian" System: Philosophy and Strategy
This paper tackles the attempted assassination of the Russian political philosopher Alexander Dugin, seeking to find the reasons behind such an attempt by analyzing Dugin’s philosophical and strategic system, and its role in guiding Russian policies.
International Politics and the Demand of Civilizational Diplomacy
Op-ed| this op-ed addresses the importance of civilizational diplomacy in international politics. It answers questions including: What is the orbit in which civilizational diplomacy revolves? Is it a concept that takes its value and being from the concept of civilizational dialogue? What distinguishes it from other types of diplomacy? And why focus on the demand for civilized diplomacy at this moment?
The Electoral Indecisiveness: when a President Becomes a Lame Horse
This op-ed tackles the presidential and parliamentary elections held in a number of countries in previous years, both in Europe and in countries in the Middle East, and how small or novel parties, influenced by the elections results, became obstacles facing the traditional parties while forming governments, as in the past.
Biden's upcoming SA visit: What will be discussed? - comment
Needless to say, the kingdom must prepare all regional issues, as the matter is not limited to energy and combating terrorism, the traditional areas of US-Saudi cooperation.
The world is at stake... Wise people of the world come together!
Today, the increasing reliance on “logic of power”, which has led to widespread conflicts and wars, threatens the outbreak of a global war that could lead the world into an unknown future. This calls the wise and the advocates of humanity to raise their voices demanding a solution to disputes and the "power of logic" to prevail.