Iran
Amman Has Shot Down Tehran’s Missiles and Jailed the Brotherhood’s Financiers. America’s Strategy Has Not Caught Up
Iran’s Official Stance on the Treaty Has Not Changed but a Range of Iranian Officials Now Push for a Withdrawal
No Government Should Use Information Gathered Abroad to Punish People for Exercising Freedom of Expression
Washington Has Pulled Its Forces Out of Iran’s Easiest Reach and Pointed Its Airlift at Israel. The Satellites Show a Force Ready for a Short War, with Its Third Carrier Still in the Pacific.
Iraqi-Iranian Security Treaties Reveal the Illusion of National Control
The Question Matters Because the Conflict with Iran Has Not Ended
He Is an Opponent of a Regime That Shoots, Hangs and, Since 1979, Has Kept Intellectuals and Filmmakers in Prison
The Prime Minister Has Long Pushed to Topple Mullahs in the Islamic Republic
Leaders Who Invoke the past Must Engage Its Full Trajectory, Rather than Selecting Convenient Fragments
Iranian Decision-Makers Remain Undecided About the Regime’s Way Out of the Problem, Fearing Another Uprising
Seth D. Kaplan Maps a Path to Replacing the Islamic Republic with a Stable, Democratic, and Internationally Integrated Iranian State.
From Pressure to Transition: An Integrated Strategy for Political Change in Iran
Control of the Southern Region’s Oil Fields, Ports, Border Crossings, and Shrine Cities Would Support Militia Autonomy
Israel Seems to Be Champing at the Bit to Resume the Fight Against Iran
Interview with former National Security Adviser Meir Ben-Shabbat
‘We Took Our Foot off the Gas at Just the Wrong Moment’
Tehran May Treat Western Communication Lines as Legitimate Targets If Iranian Military or Energy Infrastructure Is Attacked
The Treasury Department Expanded Sanctions on the A7 Network Used to Evade Sanctions, but Loopholes Remain
‘If They Attack the Infrastructures of Our Country, It Is Natural That the Islamic Republic Will ... Destroy Their Assets,’ the Revolutionary Guard Warned