Somali piracy disrupts trade routes. In this article, we explore labeling (Somail pirates) terrorists to share prosecution or rebuilding Somalia to tackle the root cause. Both solutions face hurdles, and the focus now is on military action, but a long-term fix needs to address Somalia's issues.

In this article, we examine the upcoming year in the Middle East through the lens of Ahmet Davutoglu, a Turkish foreign policy strategist. Davutoglu predicts a series of elections will have a domino effect, impacting regional stability. Critical elections in Palestine, Israel, Iraq, and Iran are analyzed, along with Turkey's shift in foreign policy.

In this article, we discuss a new Pentagon policy prioritizing "irregular warfare" - battling insurgents and terrorists - alongside traditional combat. The shift is driven by recent conflicts and aims to prepare for future ones. The policy emphasizes training local forces, international cooperation, and special operations. Resources will be directed towards these areas.

The National Intelligence Council's "Global Trends 2025" report predicts a future with resource scarcity, nuclear proliferation, and regional instability. It emphasizes potential dangers but acknowledges they're not inevitable. The report aims to stimulate strategic thinking for a more positive future.