Coffee in the Desert
Jesse MarksAn intellectual excavation of history, politics, and travel in the Middle East and Asia
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Issues | 96 |
| Subscribers | Read | jessemarks.substack.com |
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Wired In? The Middle East's Pursuit of Digital Sovereignty in the era of U.S.-China Competition
China’s rise, accompanied by the concurrent growth of other BRICS economies—Brazil, Russia, India, and South Africa—is driving a global shift toward regionalization, reshaping the way states approach technology, economy, and governance. The...
China and Oman: Strategic Partner or Future Security Dilemma?
China’s deepening engagement with Oman is anchored in strategic investments that align Beijing’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) with Muscat’s Vision 2040, positioning Oman as a pivotal hub in China’s regional economic strategy. At the heart...
Can China help Lebanon rebuild?
Lebanon's recent 14-month conflict with Israel has left the nation grappling with extensive devastation, necessitating a comprehensive reconstruction effort. The World Bank estimates that Lebanon requires approximately $11 billion for recov...
Middle East mediation as geopolitical strategy?
The Middle East’s diplomatic landscape is shifting. For decades, regional conflicts were resolved—or at least managed—through Western-led interventions, UN peace processes, or external security guarantees. That model is eroding. The U.S. re...
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As a scholar, fellow, and policymaker, I’m deeply curious about Middle East and China affairs, world politics, history (both ancient and modern), international relations, and archaeology.
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