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How the Iran War Will Accelerate Iran’s Nuclear Program

Mohammed Ayoob The lesson that Tehran will take away from this conflict is that it needs an ironclad deterrent in the form of a nuclear weapon. The primary objective of the war now unfolding following the attack by Israel and the United States on Iran is clear: preventing …

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Polls shows the US is divided on the Iran War but united on its goals

Douglas E. Schoen and Carly Cooperman Two weeks into the U.S.-Israeli campaign against Iran, Americans are divided on the military operation itself, yet far more united about the threat Iran poses and the goals of the war. That is the central finding from new polling conducted by our firm, Schoen Cooperman Research …

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Why should Europe federalise?

Valerio Castrechini In the history of the European Union, federalists have always been present. But today, Europe is put in a dangerous position in world politics, one where it can either fall in the abyss or rise as one federal system that can compete with other strong actors. …

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Chinese Stocks Rebound on Chip Breakthrough Despite Iran war jitters

Chinese stocks recovered from early losses on Monday as optimism over a domestic chipmaking breakthrough helped offset investor anxiety about the deepening Middle East conflict and uncertainty surrounding an upcoming summit between the leaders of China and the United States. Markets had opened cautiously amid rising geopolitical tensions …

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When the Reeds Stirred

By Lama Al-Rakad On a strange day in the calendar of history, the ancient civilizations of the East convened an urgent session.Not because of a great war, nor the darkening of the sun, but because of a small piece of news, repeated over and over in the bulletins …

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Why the Liberation of Kurdistan Could Be the Key to Ending Iran’s Ayatollah Regime

Hadi Elis For more than four decades, the Islamic Republic of Iran has stood as one of the most entrenched anti-American regimes in modern geopolitics. Since the 1979 revolution that brought the Ayatollahs to power, Washington has repeatedly attempted—through sanctions, diplomatic pressure, and strategic containment—to weaken Tehran’s grip …

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Al-Makakhleh: A Russian Draft Resolution Before the UN Security Council to Halt Military Activities in the Middle East

Dr. Shehab Al-Makahleh The Geostrategic Media Center has obtained, from diplomatic sources, a draft resolution prepared by the mission of Russia, which was circulated Sunday evening among members of the United Nations Security Council. The draft calls for an immediate halt to armed clashes and military escalation in …

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Michelino: Operation Epic Fury: A New Architecture of Regime Change

Arthur Michelino On February 28, 2026, the United States and Israel launched a coordinated military campaign against Iran, killed the Supreme Leader, and announced regime change as the operational objective. This from an administration that had built its foreign policy identity on the explicit promise to stay out …

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Al-Makahleh: Syria’s Coastal Massacres: A Year Later, the Silence Is Still Deafening

Dr. Shehab Al-Makahleh One year has passed since the massacres that struck Syria’s coastal cities beginning on March 6, leaving deep scars across communities in Tartus, Baniyas, Jableh, Latakia, and surrounding villages. For nearly two weeks, violence swept through areas where many Alawites live, leaving behind a legacy …

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