Iranian Regime Network
Bahraini Activist Group Eulogized Hassan Nasrallah in Now-Deleted Newsletter
No Government Should Use Information Gathered Abroad to Punish People for Exercising Freedom of Expression
Washington Has Pulled Its Forces Out of Iran’s Easiest Reach and Pointed Its Airlift at Israel. The Satellites Show a Force Ready for a Short War, with Its Third Carrier Still in the Pacific.
If Advanced Systems Reach Iraqi Militias, They Could Threaten Israel’s Rescue Helicopters and Intelligence Drones Across the Region
‘We Took Our Foot off the Gas at Just the Wrong Moment’
Their Push for Secure Trade Also Protects Centralized Power, Leaving Citizens to Bear the Costs with Little Accountability
The Islamic Republic of Iran Has Methodically Built a Hamas Foothold Across Latin America
The Yemeni Example Casts in Bold Relief the Fundamental Lack of a Common Strategy from the West in the Current Set of Interlocking Global Conflicts Under Way
The U.S. Campaign Against Iran and Its Proxies in Latin America Must Include the Communist Regime of Daniel Ortega and His Nearly Two-Decade Relationship with 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
Iran Is Not Abandoning Iraq’s Militias—It Is Protecting Them
The Financial Action Task Force, the Global Standard-Setting Body on Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing, Identified a Series of Shortcomings in the Effectiveness of the Turkish System
Police High Schools Extend the Regime’s Ideological Recruitment into Adolescence
While Al-Zaidi Promised the White House He Would Extricate Iranian Influence, He Has Since Hedged His Bets
A Few Months After the Last Withdrawal, the Second Intifada Began, Leading to the Death and Injury of Thousands of People
The Report Examines the September 10 Drone Attack on Saudi Arabia’s East-West Pipeline
Baghdad Says the Drones Flew From Maysan. Thermal Data and a Post-Attack Optical Frame Put the Damage on a 110-Kilometer Stretch Southeast of Medina, 1,100 Kilometers Away.
Factions Close Ranks Against Military Action, Making Financial Pressure the Primary Way to Break Political Paralysis
