Mohamed SAKHRI

I’m Mohamed Sakhri, the founder of World Policy Hub. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science and International Relations and a Master’s in International Security Studies. My academic journey has given me a strong foundation in political theory, global affairs, and strategic studies, allowing me to analyze the complex challenges that confront nations and political institutions today.
Politics

Israel-US Military Operation ‘Lion’s Roar’ Against Iran: Strategy, Objectives, and Regional Impact 2026

Israel, in partnership with the United States, launched a military operation against Iran called “Lion’s Roar.” The operation came roughly…

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Security

Military AI Controversy: How Anthropic’s Claude Sparked an Ethics Debate With the Pentagon

On July 14, 2025, the American company Anthropic, owner of the language model Claude, published an official announcement on its…

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Economy

What Future Options Are Available for Asian Countries to Respond to Global Energy Crises?

The likelihood that the world could face a new energy shock is increasing as tensions escalate due to the ongoing…

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Security

The Gulf’s Strategic Labyrinth: Navigating War Between Iran, Israel, and the United States

The Arab Gulf states today find themselves trapped in the heart of a profound strategic labyrinth and an exceptionally complex…

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Politics

A Geopolitical Analysis of the Middle East Conflict: John Mearsheimer’s Perspective

Amid rising tensions in the Middle East, the views of Professor John J. Mearsheimer—one of the leading theorists of the…

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Politics

The Drivers Behind Trump’s Shift from “Maximum Pressure” to “Wars of Choice”

U.S. foreign policy during the second term of President Donald Trump witnessed a shift from the policy of “maximum pressure,”…

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Politics

How Does the Demographic Deficit Drive Diverging European Migration Policies?

The demographic crisis in several European countries is becoming increasingly complex as birth rates continue to decline and populations age…

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Security

How Do Wars Fuel the Brain Drain from the Region?

For decades, the Middle East has been marked by persistent instability and recurring conflicts. Military wars and internal armed struggles…

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Security

Hezbollah and Backing Iran: The Decision to Intervene and Its Consequences

By entering the war alongside Iran, Hezbollah is tying its fate to that of the Iranian regime and its regional…

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Politics

Theoretical Frameworks for Analyzing Regional Systems in International Relations

Regional systems analysis has evolved significantly since the end of the Cold War, particularly with the rise of regional blocs…

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