Iran
Iranian Judicial Authorities Ordered the Closure of the Centre de Langue Française in Tehran, a Language Institute Affiliated with the French Embassy
Iran May Be Losing Confidence in Traditional Militias and Is Turning to Smaller Cells Tied to the Revolutionary Guard
The Regime Has Compiled a List of More than 100 Diaspora Members Who Will Be Allowed to Return to Iran
Bank Mellat’s Istanbul Closure Exposes the Limits of Ankara’s Defiance of U.S. Sanctions.
Iranian and Allied Expertise Underpins the Houthis’ Expanding Military Reach
While Al-Zaidi Promised the White House He Would Extricate Iranian Influence, He Has Since Hedged His Bets
The Most Conservative Hardliners Worry That the Regime Is Losing Its Islamic Posture
Baghdad Says the Drones Flew From Maysan. Thermal Data and a Post-Attack Optical Frame Put the Damage on a 110-Kilometer Stretch Southeast of Medina, 1,100 Kilometers Away.
Officials Have Not Said Why a Will Hasn’t Been Made Public, Claiming His Sons Have It, but It’s Unlikely There’s Only One Copy
No Sanctions Authority Is in Use to Stop the Direct Transfer of Weapons-Relevant Technology and Expertise
Factions Close Ranks Against Military Action, Making Financial Pressure the Primary Way to Break Political Paralysis
From Dhimmitude and Pahlavi-Era Citizenship to the Politics of Loyalty after 1979
Iran Favors Asymmetric Target Substitution, Shifting the Burden Toward High-Value, Vulnerable Western-Aligned Strategic Assets
Open Sources Warned That Killing Khamenei Would Trigger the Closure of the Strait and Empower the Republican Guards. The 2026 U.S.-Israeli Strikes Ignored Those Warnings.
Iran So Far Has Adapted to the Conditions the United States Has Imposed on It
If Israeli Voters Elect a Government Committed to Unyielding National Resolve and Military Capability, Israel’s Strategic Value Across the Middle East Will Remain Intact
Each Time Pressure Builds for Proof That He Is Alive, the Regime Produces Another Proof-of-Life Claim
The Kingdom Can Withstand the Current Pressure Caused by the Iran War, but Only If It Defines Its Priorities
Washington Is Still Sanctioning Turkish Conduits One at a Time Instead of Pressing Ankara