Gabriel Montclar

Gabriel Montclar is an Israeli journalist specializing in Middle Eastern geopolitics, regional security issues, and the strategic transformations of the contemporary world.

Carrick on the Brink as Manchester United Weigh a Coaching Change

Michael Carrick is expected to leave Manchester United after the club’s worst domestic start in 40 years.

Math Anxiety Risks Leaving Students Behind in the AI Skills Race

Math anxiety may deter students from learning AI and data skills, even as critical thinking remains essential in technology-driven study and work.

Sanae Takaichi Puts China at the Center of Japan’s Security Debate

Sanae Takaichi’s policy speeches frame China as a key test for Japan’s security, economy and regional diplomacy.

Love Languages Remain a Dating Shortcut, but Their Scientific Weight Is Limited

Love languages remain popular in dating, but the concept is better understood as a conversation tool than a scientific measure.

Abu Dhabi Talks Confront the Same Divide Over Ukraine

New Abu Dhabi talks on Ukraine bring diplomacy back, but Kyiv’s demand for security guarantees remains the central obstacle.

Trump Says FBI Is Examining Allegation Involving Nvidia CEO

Trump says he asked Nvidia chief Jensen Huang about an alleged relationship with a Chinese spy, adding that the FBI is examining the matter.

China’s Export Strength Pushes Trade Surplus Past $1tn

China’s annual trade surplus has topped $1tn as exports remain strong, reinforcing its central role in global manufacturing and trade.

Old Trafford Drama Leaves Carrick’s United Question Unanswered

Manchester United’s 4-4 draw with Aston Villa produced Premier League theatre but no clarity over Michael Carrick’s future.
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