Country: Iran

Arthur Blok13/05/2026

The meeting Hezbollah feared: When Aoun and Netanyahu turn the impossible into diplomacy

The Middle East is often transformed less by treaties than by thresholds. Some moments alter […]
Nadia Ahmad06/05/2026

The storm is coming: Superman in the Oval Office and why powerful men keep trying to wear the cape

There was a time when presidents tried to look presidential: a dark suit, a serious […]
Nadia Ahmad01/05/2026

King Charles, Trump, and the Anglo-Saxon rift: Britain’s quiet break from Washington on Iran

There is a moment in every alliance when something shifts—not with a declaration, not with […]
Nadia Ahmad28/04/2026

Pakistan in the Iran–Israel War: How a nuclear state became an unexpected broker of peace

In the aftermath of the Iran–Israel war, attention has largely remained fixed on the expected […]
Nadia Ahmad24/04/2026

The “Bad Kid” in the neighbourhood: Hezbollah and the language of conflict

It was a small phrase in a large diplomatic room, the kind of remark that […]
Nadia Ahmad21/04/2026

The Strait that thinks: Hormuz and the Strait of Peace

There are places on Earth that behave less like geography and more like thought. The […]
Nadia Ahmad17/04/2026

The ceasefire between Lebanon and Israel does not end the war, but reorganises it

A ceasefire between Lebanon and Israel after forty-five days of war. An interruption of hostilities, […]
Paul Cliteur14/04/2026

The Religious dimension of geopolitics versus politics in general

The Iranian regime is a theocracy. It is tempting to state that this is nothing […]
Hiba Abdulwahhab11/04/2026

The sequential strategy: How Iran's regional project reshapes itself through proxies

Iran's proxy network did not emerge by accident — it was built over decades to […]
The Liberum11/04/2026

Hezbollah denounces direct negotiations between Israel and Lebanon

Amid escalating tensions in Lebanon this weekend, diplomatic efforts are ongoing to force an opening […]
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