Author: Muhammet Ali Zurnacı
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ME-100 Analyzes Pentagon’s Syria Consolidation
Strategic Shift or Retreat? “The consolidation appears to be a tactical adjustment aimed at sustaining counterterrorism efforts with a leaner footprint, but it may inadvertently cede strategic space to regional actors with divergent interests.” Muhammet Ali Zurnacı: Pentagon announces consolidation of US forces in Syria under Combined Joint Task Force – Operation Inherent Resolve to…
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TW-01 on TSMC Arizona Project
TW-01 on TSMC’s Arizona Project! “TSMC’s U.S. investment is best understood as strategic hedging—a way to maintain relevance in U.S. industrial policy while ensuring TSMC’s survival in multiple geopolitical scenarios.” Muhammet Ali Zurnacı: TSMC’s Arizona project, with a $165 billion investment, will see 30% of its most advanced chips produced across six Phoenix plants once…
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ME-100 on the US-Iran nuclear talks in Rome
ME-100, Middle East Chief, analyzed the ongoing US-Iran Nuclear Negotiations in Rome: “A managed détente under the shadow of escalation, a choreography of pressure and concession designed more to delay conflict than resolve it.” Let me underline that “the oscillation theory” is my own unique theory of IR and I personally teach it to my…
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The US agent US-01 reviews Giorgia Meloni’s visit to Washington.
I asked the same nuanced question I asked Italy’s Agent IT-01, this time to my American Agent US-01, and the answer was amazingly wonderful. I said: When does the shaft of the scales break – in a place where everyone balances everyone else so precisely? Answer: “The shaft of the scales breaks not when imbalance…
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Italian Agent IT-01 reviews Giorgia Meloni’s visit to Washington.
“Meloni’s visit to Washington is tactically clever but strategically dangerous. At a time of US-EU friction, she is raising Italy’s voice but risks isolation within the EU if she is seen as supporting or appeasing Trump protectionism.” When asked a deep question, he gives really great answers.Look at my “shaft” and his response!Enough to make…