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Turkey has banned all gatherings in a southeastern province for six days following an outpouring …
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What’s Keeping the Iranian Regime in Power—for Now
A conversation with Karim Sadjadpour and Robin Wright about the recent protests and where the …
Read More »‘Death to America, Death To Israel’: Iran’s Lawmakers Rage in Military Uniform After Trump Hints at Negotiations
In a recent parliamentary session, Iranian lawmakers donned military uniforms and vocally condemned the US …
Read More »How Syria’s Kurds were erased from the US-led endgame
Paris marked the moment Washington quietly aligned with Ankara and Tel Aviv to close the …
Read More »Iran: The Eurasian Lock
Iran’s geography has turned it into a strategic hinge – one that anchors Russia’s southern …
Read More »Trump balked but war is inevitable: Will Iran attack first?
Tel Aviv and Washington are sharpening their knives – but military doctrine favors the first …
Read More »Gaza’s ‘Phase Two’: The illusion of transition and the reality of control
Washington claims the war has entered a ‘second phase,’ but conditions in Gaza show no …
Read More »Lebanon Says Western States Pushed for Handing Over Assad-Era Figures to Syria
Lebanese Justice Minister Adel Nassar said the Syrian government has not formally requested that Lebanon …
Read More »Leveraging the Kurdish National Council and Roj Peshmerga to Break the Deadlock in Syria
State of Play Northeast Syria, for long the most stable corner of the country, has …
Read More »The Days of the Iranian Regime are Numbered | Special Report
The protests in Iran this month were the most recent in a series of popular …
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