Passing the Point of No Return: What’s Going On in Sri Lanka
In 49 BC, Julius Caesar stood at the banks of the Rubicon River, a boundary marking the edge of his…
Category: Diplomacy
Diplomatic Affairs and Strategies by Shalitha Cameron
One of the Boldest Geopolitical Move of the Decade: Israel’s Recognition of Somaliland
Israel’s decision to become the first UN member state to formally recognize the Republic of Somaliland as an independent sovereign state remains…
There’s no deal to be made with Iran.
President Trump has said the United States prefers to make deals with the Iranian mullah regime, but he is also prepared for…
Dealing with Jolani: Trust No Further Than You Can Throw Him, But Work with Him Where It Counts
So-called President Ahmad al-Sharaa—better known as Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, a former al-Qaeda affiliate who rebranded his jihadist group Hay’at Tahrir…
From Red Sea to Persian Gulf: Strategic Multi-Front Naval and Air Campaign Against Iran
The skies over the Middle East are once again filling with the roar of Western air power, evoking memories of…