By Badr Sitan Al-Madi — Issue 2, page 132. Read this article in the interactive edition
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The war between the United States and Israel on one side and Iran on the other places the Middle East before a defining regional moment that extends beyond the outcomes of military confrontation itself to the very nature of the transformation affecting the logic of the regional order. A region that long operated according to the premise of fixed axes…
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The Kurdish question remains one of the most pressing and consequential issues shaping the political order of the Middle East. Across Turkey, Iraq, Syria, and Iran, Kurdish aspirations for self-determination have repeatedly collided with the territorial integrity of existing nation-states. Despite numerous historical attempts to establish an independent Kurdish state, these efforts have largely failed, giving rise instead to fragmented…
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This material was published in the second issue of the Jordanian Politics and Society magazine (JPS). The term national security of states refers to the protection and preservation of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of a state and the well-being of its citizens from external and internal threats. It includes a wide range of measures, including protection of national sovereignty,…
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