BRICS 2026: New Delhi Declaration Adopted Unanimously

The declaration stresses the need for conflict prevention, dialogue and diplomacy amid ongoing global conflicts. The summit also focuses on global governance reform, strengthening multilateralism and giving the Global South a greater voice in international decision-making.

Why the Rivalry Between Turkey and Israel Threatens Regional Security

Split portrait of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

Escalating military competition between Israel and Turkey over Syria has reached a critical flashpoint following Israel’s airstrike on the Abu al-Duhur airbase. As Ankara supports Syria’s central government and Israel seeks to prevent a Turkish military presence on its border, the rift threatens regional security and complicates Western defense alliances.

U.S. Deportation Policy Collides with Escalating Violence in Haiti

UN Secretary-General António Guterres walking past armed international security personnel at a field site.

Washington’s plan to end Temporary Protected Status for Haitian migrants collides with escalating gang warfare and a collapsing healthcare system in Port-au-Prince. Prioritizing militarized intervention over humanitarian support risks exacerbating civilian suffering and forcing deportees back into an active combat zone.

How September Eleven Hastened the Decline of American Hegemony

Smoke billowing from the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in New York City on September 11, 2001.

The aggressive post-9/11 foreign policy transformed global geopolitics, replacing the unipolar moment with widespread regional instability. Unilateral interventions, nation-building failures, and domestic overreach eroded American credibility, paving the way for emerging powers to challenge Western dominance and shape a multipolar world.

How Reconstruction Capital Sustains Sectarian Politics in Lebanon

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International proposals linking Lebanon’s reconstruction funds to Hezbollah’s disarmament risk repeating historic post-civil war mistakes. By channeling external financial bailouts through corrupt state institutions, the strategy refinances sectarian patronage networks and removes pressure for genuine economic and political reform while leaving systemic dysfunction unchecked.

How BRICS Manages Contradictions in a Divided World

World leaders seated at the main conference table during the BRICS India 2026 summit.

Despite deep geopolitical divides, the BRICS Summit in New Delhi achieved a unified declaration by prioritizing economic pragmatism over political consensus. By focusing on local currency settlements, financial reforms, and flexible partnerships, member states demonstrate how a multipolar alliance can manage internal contradictions while building alternative global structures.

How American Troop Drawdowns Threaten European Security

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Plans to reduce the U.S. military footprint across Europe risk destabilizing regional security and eroding NATO’s deterrence umbrella. As Washington shifts defensive burdens to European allies, critical gaps in operational capabilities and conventional readiness expose vulnerable borders to heightened hybrid threats and strategic escalation.

Ansarallah Coastal Offensive Reshapes Middle Eastern Security

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Ansarallah militants have launched a major coastal offensive in Yemen, seizing Mokha and Perim Island to take control of the Bab el Mandeb strait. This sudden shift severely impacts global shipping and exposes the limits of regional defense pacts, forcing Gulf leaders to reassess their strategic position.