Country: Iran

The Liberum15/02/2025

The Future of the Abraham Accords in Donald Trump’s second term

The Abraham Accords (2020) marked a strategic shift in Middle Eastern diplomacy by establishing formal […]
Ahmad Ghosn10/02/2025

Who saves the new Syrian President Ahmad al Sharaa?

Iran emerged from its eight-year war with Iraq (1980-1988) battered: its economy in shambles, no […]
Emad Aysha05/02/2025

Predicting from the Fragments – On Wasini Al-Araj

Following on from my trek through the Cairo International Book Fair, I also had the […]
The Liberum04/02/2025

Martyrdom: The aesthetics of death

A man blows himself up in a crowded shopping street. In the ensuing chaos, people […]
The Liberum03/02/2025

France's role in the Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict in perspective

France's historical geopolitical rivalry with Britain is an underestimated driver of its actions in the […]
Nikola Mikovic23/01/2025

Russia and Iran: An Axis of Traitors

Almost two and a half years after Tehran began supplying Moscow with Shahed drones, Russian […]
Ahmad Ghosn17/01/2025

The new Middle East starts in Beirut

In his address to the United Nations (2023), Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu unveiled the […]
Ahmad Ghosn27/12/2024

The Geopolitics of Anxiety in Syria

Emotions often take a back seat to strategies and policies in the intricate tapestry of […]
Ahmad Ghosn09/12/2024

With the fall of Syria, Iran has many reasons to be afraid

Iran's regional influence in the Middle East turns around ally Syria. In its struggle to […]
Nikola Mikovic16/11/2024

Trump's strategy to freeze the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict

Donald Trump, the newly elected US President, may not like Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky, but […]
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