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Even After Battlefield Defeat, Tehran’s Networks May Shift Toward Global Revenge.
The Case for Investing in Iranian Civil Society Alongside Military Replenishment
An Al-Naba’ Editorial Urges Sunnis To Reject Tehran, Washington, And Israel Alike
Putin Sought Conquest and Erasure. Washington Seeks to End a Repressive Regime’s Nuclear Ambitions.
The Opening Day Showed a Regime Unable to Defend Its Center and Proxies Unable to Change the Trajectory of the War
The First Hours Revealed a Regime Vulnerable at the Center and Unprepared for Sustained War
An Open-Source Assessment of U.S. Force Movements, Operational Readiness, and Risks of Escalation
Targeted Support for Protesters Could Shift the Balance Without a Full-Scale War
Iran’s Collapsing Legitimacy and Escalating Violence Are Forcing the United States to Move beyond Containment and toward Decisive Action
A Shock Operation Signals That Long-Standing Deterrence Rules No Longer Apply—and Puts Tehran and Gaza on Notice
The Real Test Of Gaza’s “Day After” Will Be Whether Hamas Faces Any Meaningful Compulsion
Court Records Reveal How Turkish Smuggling Networks Exploit Both The Canadian And Mexican Borders
Washington’s Push for an International Force in Gaza Risks Importing the Same Coalition Failures That Empowered the Taliban and Hezbollah
With Gaza Talks Nearing a Cliff Edge, Israel’s Prime Minister Presses the Case for Deadlines, Deterrence, and Credible Military Escalation
Federal Court Finds Ankara Responsible for a Coordinated Assault by Erdoğan’s Security Detail on Peaceful Protesters in Washington
India Has a Strong Defense and Strategic Partnership with Israel, Based on Trust, Respect, and Understanding of Each Other’s Concerns
Muqtada Al-Sadr Has Cultivated an Image as an Iraqi Nationalist, but Many Doubt the Sincerity of His Political Evolution
The Iranian Rial Collapsed as the Process of Triggering the United Nations ‘Snapback’ Mechanism Began with the E3