Knjižnica dokumenata

Analize i izvješća iz think-tankova i OSINT izvora

The Iran war is only the latest in a string of U.S. failures.

Foreign intervention is a policy with a long history of disaster.

Months of fighting revealed that multiple countries can impose costs, but none can impose order.

Israel is resisting Donald Trump’s demands that it fall in line with his Middle East policy.

Trump’s expansion of executive power would make even Richard Nixon blush.

But continued Israeli strikes on Lebanon could derail the agreement before it takes effect.

Getting Iran to concede on key issues will be a struggle.

The president will feel criticisms from this group most keenly.

It’s complicated but not this month, most likely.

Key issues, like Iran’s nuclear program, remain unresolved.

The end of the world as we know it.

The virtues it extolled—cosmopolitanism and competition—led to its demise.

A joint war against Iran might be its apex.

As an ideology, it’s over. But the relationship is not.

As the West debated a green energy future, Beijing was building it.

To its most powerful member, it is worth more alive than dead.

States across the global north are shutting their doors permanently.

They are hardly prepared for the new system.

Beijing’s economic ambitions have been brought back to earth.

We may come to miss the hypocrisy.

Only Silicon Valley looks ahead now.

He promised Israelis “total victory” but has fallen short on three fronts.

With or without a deal, the Iran war looms large over the three-day leaders’ summit.

Xenophobia in Africa’s southernmost nation will have vast implications.

Would even extraterrestrials inspire humanity to unite these days?