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  Israel’s Geopolitical Strategy Behind Netanyahu Gaza Control 60 Percent Claim Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks during a press conference in Jerusalem, on March 19. Ronen Zvulun/Reuters/File   During a recent tour of the frontline security perimeter in Gaza, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a decisive statement standing alongside military commanders near the designated Yellow Line buffer zone. Asserting that Israeli forces now hold 60% of the Gaza Strip, Netanyahu declared that forces will not retreat from this operational posture . His statements, coupled with the neutralization of a top Hamas counterintelligence official, mark a sharp strategic shift in regional security and post-conflict border management. Why Is the Yellow Line Critical in the Gaza Border Strategy? The "Yellow Line" serves as the primary operational buffer separating Israeli defense positions from non-controlled sectors inside the Gaza enclave. Originally intended as a sec...

  How the Bishkek SCO Summit Reshaped Asian Diplomacy Leaders of states attend a session of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan September 1, 2026. Sputnik/Petr Kovalev/Pool via REUTERS   The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit in Bishkek marked a pivotal turning point in modern geopolitical strategy . As major regional players gathered, the event proved that rivals, partners, and competitors can share a single table to negotiate complex regional dynamics. SCO at Bishkek showed the new reality of Asian diplomacy: rivals, partners and competitors sitting at the same table. India’s message at the SCO was clear, zero tolerance on terrorism, respect for sovereignty, dialogue over conflict, and strategic space with all sides. #SCO … pic.twitter.com/NsliUD1WhY — Ravinder Singh Robin (@rsrobin1) September 2, 2026   What Made the Bishkek SCO Summit a Landmark Event? The summit highlighted a significant shift toward multi-alignment ...