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The Iran–U.S. Agreement: The Beginning of a Redefinition of Security Balances in West Asia
The interim understanding between Tehran and Washington does not yet create a new order, but it has made clearer the…
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The Waning of Maritime Monopoly and the Return of Land Geopolitics in the International Order
Disruptions in sea lanes have once again highlighted the value of Eurasian land corridors, and Iran could become one of…
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From “On the Table” to “In the Museum”: Why America’s Military Threat Is No Longer Leverage Against Iran
The Ramadan War showed that firepower, without credibility and the capacity to produce a political outcome, is nothing more than…
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The Military Option Against Iran Creates Options for Iran
Washington imagines that a military strike can tie Iran’s hands; yet every blow activates a new field of action, response,…
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Iran’s Resilience and America’s Costly Impasse
Why has maximum pressure, contrary to the Western narrative, led less to Washington’s victory than to the necessity of an…
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Negotiation on the Brink of War: The Logic of Suspension, Miscalculation, and the Redefinition of the “Region” in the Iran–U.S. Equation
Are negotiations between Iran and the United States a sign of movement toward an agreement, or merely a mechanism for…
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The United States on the Brink of an Attack on Iran: Can the Global Economy Withstand a “Regional War”?
Examining the Intelligent Logic of the Islamic Republic of Iran’s Economic Deterrence in the Face of Recent U.S. Threats The…
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Trump’s Promises to Iranians: Claims of Support or Bargaining Chips?
An analysis of Washington’s dual-track behavior shows that military threats and performative expressions of sympathy with protesters serve a larger…
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Cognitive Sovereignty: The Geopolitical Battle for Capturing the Mind in the Age of Neuroscience and AI
In a world where digital technologies and artificial intelligence are advancing at unprecedented speed, the very domain of “power” and…
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The Rise of Fluid Alignments and the Doctrine of “Strategic Autonomy” Among Middle Powers
The international system has undergone a fundamental transformation over the past several decades. The post–Cold War order can no longer…