A System That Refused to Let Power Settle
The modern obsession with “checks and balances” assumes something deceptively simple: power must be divided, structured, and restrained by design.
We point to the familiar architecture—
United…

The modern obsession with “checks and balances” assumes something deceptively simple: power must be divided, structured, and restrained by design.
We point to the familiar architecture—
United…

The ideological relationship between Morocco’s Justice and Development Party (PJD) and the broader current of the Muslim Brotherhood is not accidental—it is rooted in a shared intellectual lineage, strategic doctrine, and political…

The Scroll of Esther stands precisely within that condition.
It opens almost lightly, with banquets, courtly intrigues, the replacement of a queen, the rise of another, as if we had entered a tale meant for narration rather than trembling….

Fifteen years after NATO bombs helped topple Muammar Gaddafi, Libya has at last clawed its way back to producing roughly 81 percent of the 1.7 million barrels of oil per day it pumped before the 2011 war. That milestone arrived only in 2025….

I was born in 1989 into a traditional Muslim Arab family in Jordan, a society where religion is deeply woven into the cultural and social fabric of everyday life. Like many others raised in such an environment, Islam was not merely a belief…

How wars are described often determines how they are understood. In the case of the Middle East, coverage frequently begins at the moment Israel reacts. Headlines announce that “Israel strikes,” “Israel attacks,” or “Israel…

In a world where geography continues to shape destiny, few places illustrate untapped potential quite like Berbera Port. Located along the southern coast of the Red Sea, this port is more than just an infrastructure project it is a quiet…

For decades, the relationship between the United States and Israel was one of the few stable points of consensus in American foreign policy. Republicans and Democrats, despite important differences in emphasis, nevertheless agreed on…

When others say “I can’t,” it often sounds like a moment of surrender or giving in to difficulty. When Omri Rozenblitt said it facing an impossible challenge on “The Amazing Race,” (MERUTZ L’MILLION) we knew he meant every…

Last September, a virtual reality experiment was introduced on the Florida State University campus. Through VR headsets, students and faculty who consented to take part in the experience watched a short film showing the personal story of a…