International Relations
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Beyond the War in Ukraine: Lavrov’s Account of Russia’s Historic Confrontation with the West
Moscow seeks its future security in a Eurasian, post-Western order.
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The War That, Instead of Destroying Iran, Turned It into the Region’s Dominant Power
America’s shrinking margin for error has strengthened Iran’s regional position.
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How Can BRICS Move Toward Global Governance?
BRICS must build a more inclusive model of global governance without imitating Western blocs. According to Atlas Diplomacy, the article…
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The Legal Challenge of the Strait of Hormuz
Iran’s security and freedom of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz must be balanced. According to Atlas Diplomacy, the article…
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Washington’s Defeat in Najaf and Karbala
The mass funeral procession in Iraq revealed the depth of Iran’s social influence beyond formal political institutions.
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The War of Narratives: A New Instrument of Geopolitical Competition
By engineering perceptions, major powers are reshaping the geopolitical balance in their favor. According to Atlas Diplomacy, an article titled…
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World War or Ordinary Anarchy?
The world has not yet entered a global war and remains in a condition of competitive anarchy.
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War Before Negotiation؛ The Imperative of Taking Cognitive Diplomacy Seriously
Psychological warfare before dialogue reshapes the mental balance. According to Atlas of Diplomacy, an op-ed titled “War Before Negotiation: The…
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Redefining Hegemonic Priority in U.S. Foreign Policy
Explaining Washington’s renewed focus on its traditional backyard According to Atlas of Diplomacy, an analytical commentary titled “Redefining Hegemonic Priority…
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The Twilight of Negotiations
A fresh stir in nuclear diplomacy unfolds under a cloud of ambiguity and maximalist demands. According to Atlas of Diplomacy,…