Iran
It Is Likely Only a Matter of Time Until the Iranian Regime and Its Proxies Seek to Spark Renewed Unrest and Insurgency in the Eastern Province
Beneath the Political Rhetoric of Collective Security Lies a Complex Legal and Operational Issue Regarding Deployments
Sanctions Loopholes and Inconsistencies Undermine U.S. Policy Across Crises
Three Years After the Start of This War, the Middle East Is a Dysfunctional Region That Is Further from a Stable and Peaceful Future than It Has Been for Generations
The Red-Green Alliance Is a Strategic Convergence of Leftist Revolutionaries and Islamist Radicals, Aimed at the West and at the U.S.-Israel Partnership
The Regime’s Crimes Are a Matter of Record, Set out by the United Nations and the Monitors Who counted the Dead One at a Time
One Leader Failed to Act on a Warning—the Other Turned Danger Into a Peace Treaty and Destroyed a Nuclear Reactor
The Sites Are Open Access, with No Registration and No Paywall
Iraqis Complain About Iran’s Dumping of Cheap Manufactured and Agricultural Goods That Undercut Local Industries
Iran’s Relationship with the Emirates Appears to Be Reaching a Point of No Return
Iran Is Not Abandoning Iraq’s Militias—It Is Protecting Them
The U.S. Should Designate Oil Tankers, the Hulls That Carry Arms, Their Managers and Insurers, and Ports That Receive Them
Saudi Arabia’s Loadings at Yanbu Are Now Increasing Again After a Brief Pause After Iraqi Militia Drones Struck the Petroline
A Long Form Discussion on Positive Regional Changes
Two Letters Released by the Regime Are Not the Only Claims About Mojtaba’s Condition That Raise Questions
Mitigating the Threats from Iran, Yemen, and Iraq Will Require Cooperation Among the U.S., Saudi Arabia, Israel, and the United Arab Emirates
Avenging the Supreme Leader’s Death in the War Is State Policy, and Iranian Media and Officials Reflect It
The Prime Minister Didn’t Present Promised New Iran Intel or Issue Additional Threats Against the Regime, or Talk About Saudi Peace
Post-Assad Syria Has Become the Primary Theater in Which Competing Visions for the Region’s Future Are Being Tested