Iran
Somaliland Is Crucial to Winning the War Because of Its Strategic Geography, Including a 530-Mile Coastline on the Gulf of Aden
Europe Continues to Tolerate an Extensive Network of Organizations Linked to the Islamic Republic
Appeasing Extremists and Terror Sponsors Seldom Brings Peace
Regime Officials Threatened War in the Caspian Sea and Promised to Punish Ukraine and the United States
American missile defense is winning every engagement and losing the war. The remedy is an offensive campaign against Iran’s launchers
The Regime Claims Its ‘Deep Mistrust’ of the United States Stems from a Long History of American ‘Wrongdoing’
The region can defeat Iranian raids. It cannot yet outlast Iranian arsenals. The difference is measured in interceptor stockpiles and factory output.
Iran’s Ability to Command or at Least Align with Proxy and Client Forces Across the Middle East and Beyond Remains Its Most Significant Tool of Power Projection
Iranian Influence in Iraq Operates Through Overlapping Security, Political, and Militia Networks That Reinforce One Another
The Regime Media Continue to Portray the Current Phase of the War as Unprovoked, Omitting Iran’s Assaults on Shipping
If Negotiations Produce an Agreement That Reduces Pressure on Tehran, the Regime Will Prioritize Rebuilding Its Security Capabilities
Tehran Is Determined to Impose Its Control over Hormuz, and Hitting Israel Doesn’t Advance That Goal
Jim Hanson Explains on FOX What This Means for the Region
Islamic Development Bank’s Top Shareholders Include the Governments of Iran, Qatar, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia
Araghchi Claims That the War Occurred Because Tehran Refused Concessions That Would Limit Uranium Enrichment
The Daily Reality Confronting Ordinary Iranians Stands in Stark Contrast to the Rhetoric of Regime Officials
The Former President’s Remarks Suggest the Degree to Which Control Is Fracturing in the Islamic Republic
Islamist Extremist Voices Advocating More Confrontational Policies Have Gained the Upper Hand in Tehran
If Iran Follows Parts of the Memorandum of Understanding, It Will Not Necessarily Lead to Broader Moderation
Tehran Is Showing That It Is Certainly Willing to Push the Envelope