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Turkey’s nuclear question: has the Iran war changed the calculus? (opens the original)
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The most dangerous lesson of the war with Iran may not be about Iran. Would the US and Israel have attacked Iran if Tehran already possessed a credible nuclear deterrent? Governments, including Ankara, have been asking the question. The answer is probably no. A nuclear-armed Iran would have presented Washington and Israel with the risk of nuclear retaliation. That is the brutal logic of nuclear deterrence. North Korea is treated differently. India and Pakistan went nuclear and the world adjusted
Trump’s foreign policy: unconventional methods, traditional goals (opens the original)
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What if Donald Trump’s foreign policy is not as chaotic as it looks? Last year, I argued that beneath the spectacle, contradictions and unpredictability, Trump’s foreign policy had an internal logic. But I stopped short of calling it strategy. Today, I am more convinced that there is one – grand strategy in fact. Greenland. Panama. Canada. Venezuela. Iran and Hormuz. Tariffs. Critical minerals. Reindustrialisation. Pressure on allies to carry more of their defence burden. And, increasingly, Chin
The Anabasis of Kilimanjaro: the mountains we all climb (opens the original)
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Five days into our climb of Mount Kilimanjaro, shortly after midnight on June 15, 2026, under a sky ablaze with stars and thinning air, Karim Tabet, my fellow climber from Lebanon, our Tanzanian guide Noah Sankale, and I began the final push towards Uhuru peak. Conversation had long since ceased. The mountain imposed its own discipline. There was only the crunch of boots on volcanic scree, the glow of headlamps piercing the darkness, and the slow, measured rhythm of the ascent. “Póle póle,” Noah
Mecca and the new Middle East: what it means for Cyprus (opens the original)
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The Mecca Agreement, signed on August 7 by Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan, matters less for the alliance it creates than for the Middle East it may foreshadow. Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan described it as technically equivalent to Nato’s Article 5: an armed attack against one would be considered an attack against all. The caveat, of course, is that even Nato’s Article 5 does not prescribe an automatic military response. Each member is obliged to assist, but retains the right to determ
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