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Strategic Myths and the Architecture of US Military in West Asia
The United States continues to maintain an extensive military presence in West Asia, which represents one of the most enduring features of post-Cold War geopolitics. Many analysts describe the American military presence in West Asia as a stabilizing influence. However, its actual effects have proven more complex than traditional narratives suggest. Illustration by The Geostrata US leaders from both Republican and Democratic administrations have used military capabilities to p

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A Nation in Waiting: Fragile Future of Kurdish Independence
The Kurdish search for independence has been a complex and multifaceted issue that has stretched over a long period of time. The issue is...

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The Economic Impact of Refugees
The transfer of refugees and displaced people between countries is commonly seen as a humanitarian emergency, but it also offers host...

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2024: Regime Falls, Chaos Ensues
The year 2024 witnessed elections across the globe with nearly half of the world’s population voting. However, this year observed...

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The Elusive Dream of Kurdistan: How Internal Rifts and Türkiye's Opposition Fragment Kurdish Aspirations
The siege of Jerusalem in 1187 was one of the most significant battles in medieval times for West Asia that still reverberates...

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Aug 14, 20245 min read
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