Henry Kissinger, born on May 27, 1923, is a figure whose name conjures a mixture of admiration, scorn, and heated debate. A key architect of U.S. foreign policy during the Cold War, Kissinger’s career spanned presidential administrations and continents, from Vietnam to China. But for all his successes in diplomacy, his legacy is complicated—marked by …
The IISS Manama Dialogue stands as one of the most significant platforms for dialogue and diplomacy in the Middle East, bringing together influential leaders, policymakers, military officials, and experts from across the globe. Held annually in Bahrain, this event fosters crucial discussions surrounding security challenges, regional conflicts, and the broader geopolitical dynamics that shape the …
Throughout its robust history, the United States has been greatly impacted by communism. Despite its unwavering commitment to a capitalist system and the safeguarding of individual rights and freedoms, communism has undeniably shaped various aspects of American society, politics, and culture. The emergence of communism on a global scale, particularly during the tense Cold War …
