Last Thursday, US Vice President Kamala Harris delivered a significant speech in Chicago as she accepted the Democratic Party's nomination for the upcoming presidential election.

 For decades, the "Jewish vote" has been a significant factor in American political strategy, particularly during presidential elections.

In a dramatic appearance before the US Congress, Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu positioned his nation as the West’s front line of defence against the so-called "Iranian axis" or the “Resistance Axis” in the Middle East.

In a recent roundtable discussion at a prominent Washington, DC think tank, I presented a paper entitled: “Rebuilding Trust: A New Path for U.S. Foreign Policy in the Greater Middle East”examining the urgent need to rebuild global trust in American foreign policy.

The recent NATO summit in Washington concluded with a powerful and unequivocal message to the global community, particularly directed at China and Russia.

The recent debate between former president Donald Trump and President Joe Biden in Atlanta, was nothing short of a political earthquake.

In a chilling roundtable discussion attended by a diverse array of scholars, professors and experts from renowned universities, think tanks and policy institutes, the fragile state of global affairs took centre stage.

As the world grapples with the dramatic shifts in global power dynamics, two pivotal events have particularly reshaped the international landscape: the chaotic US withdrawal from Afghanistan and the Russian military operations in Ukraine.

As part of my two-day seminar at a European state on the future of the world if any global war erupts, I talked about the scourge of lawlessness and how militias and non-state actors can trigger WWIII. The world is currently facing an unprecedented wave of violent conflicts,