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  • Group photo at the OIC Council of Foreign Ministers meeting in Baghdad, Iraq, Oct. 17, 2026 2026-10-17 20:34

    Either Security Together or Insecurity Together

    Iran's FM tells OIC US has deepened distrust after two years of good-faith talks, making new talks impossible without credible guarantees.

    TEHRAN – Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi told the 52nd Council of Foreign Ministers of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation in Baghdad that lasting security in the region is indivisible: either states build security together, or they will endure insecurity together.

  • Massad Boulos 2026-01-31 20:06

    By Sondoss Al Asaad 

    How is Washington’s oil-first strategy redrawing Libya’s geopolitical map?

    BEIRUT — The recent visits of Massad Boulos, adviser to U.S. President Donald Trump for the Middle East and African affairs, to Tripoli and Benghazi have ignited intense debate inside Libya.

  • Iran 2026/01/23

    By Ranjan Solomon

    Iran, the collapse of Western strategy - where empires lose the plot

    The enduring logic of civilizations vis-à-vis brute Western arrogance 

    GOA- Traditional Western approaches (like regime change or containment) towards Iran are failing due to Iran's deep historical roots, revolutionary ideology, and resilience, leading to a shift in global power, where the "West" loses legitimacy as multipolar dynamics emerge, and Iran's strategic endurance, though marked by internal fragility and regional conflict, challenges the old international order. It suggests Western strategies often misjudge Iran's ideological drivers and deep cultural identity, leading to prolonged conflict rather than collapse, as seen in the shifting global landscape favoring non-Western actors.

  • Iran Unrest 2026/01/23

    By Xavier Villar

    How the Iranian diaspora shapes Western views of Iran

    MADRID - Within the landscape of the Iranian diaspora, a particular phenomenon demands critical attention: the aspiration toward political whiteness. This is not a physical trait but an epistemic and symbolic position that organizes privileges, establishes hierarchies, and produces consent for foreign intervention.