How the Iran Strikes May Help Disarm Hezbollah
Lebanon may not be able to disarm Hezbollah fully. Still, the Israeli-American military campaign…
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How the US Can Sustain Deterrence After Khamenei
The end of the Islamic Republic is a tremendous opportunity for Iran and poses serious risks for…
Two Redlines for a Post-Islamic Republic Iran
With the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the temptation is strong to redraw Iran’s borders or…
Why the US Keeps Misreading Iran’s Place on the Map
As long as Washington sees Iran at the edge of the Middle East rather than the center of “West…
Don’t Hold Your Breath on Iranian Democracy
Iran’s ethnic composition and political divisions suggest that a post-Islamic Republic environment…
The Islamic Republic of Iran Is Still Living on…
A deal with Iran at this moment may prolong the unnatural life of the mullah’s regime. A new Iranian…
Sudan’s Civil War Is a Regional Security Stress Test
The conflict in Sudan now resembles more of a proxy war than a civil war. Sudan’s civil war has…
In the US-Iran Standoff, Oman’s Mediation Matters More…
Muscat’s facilitation of talks has helped the region more than once. Now Oman must act quickly to…
The Ghosts of Neocons Past: Stabilization and…
The Middle East conflicts that the administration thought it had resolved are still simmering, and…
Why Syria Needs Federalism – The National…
A more decentralized Syria is a surer route to stability and prosperity. It’s been over one year…
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