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China

China’s growing involvement in Middle Eastern infrastructure, technology, and diplomacy has implications for Israel’s economy and national security. While Beijing is a major trade partner, there are concerns about cybersecurity, strategic assets, and U.S. pressure regarding Chinese investments in Israel. This section examines the complex balancing act Israel faces in navigating ties with both China and the West.

Iran Is Wary of Azerbaijan’s Growing Weight

Tehran's alarm over the OTS Summit in Turkistan may overstate the danger of a “Turkish...

How the War in Iran Affects Central Asia

Iran’s weakening has opened a strategic window: Central Asia is diversifying away from Tehran, strengthening...

The Decline of Europe

Europe’s post–Cold War model is under strain as “addiction to peace,” demographic decline, economic stagnation,...

The Strategic Logic Behind Kazakhstan’s Abraham Accords Move

The decision highlights the Accords’ evolving role as a U.S.-led geopolitical instrument—and Astana’s calculated effort...

Iranian Disappointment with Russia and the Strategic Turn to China

Following Operation Rising Lion, Tehran Adjusts Its Balance between Moscow and Beijing—an Evolution, Not a...

The Tehran–Moscow–Beijing Triangle

The revisionist bloc reshaping global power balances—and the dangers it poses for Israel and the...

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