Iran
UChicago’s Former Middle East Center Director Teaches Sinwar and Roots for Tehran’s Missiles
Outsourcing Terrorist Acts to Local Street Gangs Is Tehran’s Preferred Option to Wage War Against Foreign Enemies
Will the Federal Government Do Anything to Stop Islamists from Using Tax-Exempt Nonprofit Groups to Influence U.S. Elections?
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s Death Led to Greater Decentralization of the Regime and a More Collective, Securitized Decision-Making System
Al-Zaidi Is Institutionalizing Iran’s Militias and Undermining U.S. Efforts to Extricate Them
At Conferences Organized by Tehran, American Extremists from Both the Left and the Right Found Themselves in the Same Rooms
The State Department Should Ensure That U.S. Aid Depends on Countries Requiring Visa Applications in Advance
The Yemeni Example Casts in Bold Relief the Fundamental Lack of a Common Strategy from the West in the Current Set of Interlocking Global Conflicts Under Way
There Have Been Dozens of Incidents for Which Jaysh Al-Adl Has Claimed Credit, and Other Unclaimed Attacks
Qatar Is Reeling from the Iran War, and Its Ability to Pay off Critics Is Declining
How Did Iran Get to the Point Where the Prospect of Investment from Taliban-Ruled Afghanistan Could Be an Achievement?
Friction Exists Even as Baghdad and Kuwait Cooperate on Trade, Investment, Border Management, and Security
If the Establishment Saves Both Ministers, It Will Show That the Reformists and Military Are Coalescing Around the Regime
Barrack Has Almost Single-Handedly Reworked U.S. Policy Toward the Eastern Mediterranean and the Middle East in Turkey’s Favor
The U.S. Campaign Against Iran and Its Proxies in Latin America Must Include the Communist Regime of Daniel Ortega and His Nearly Two-Decade Relationship with Iran
With Houthi Missiles Targeting Civilians in Saudi Arabia, Sultan Haitham Bin Tariq Must Know He Is Not Advancing Peace
It Is Likely Only a Matter of Time Until the Iranian Regime and Its Proxies Seek to Spark Renewed Unrest and Insurgency in the Eastern Province
Beneath the Political Rhetoric of Collective Security Lies a Complex Legal and Operational Issue Regarding Deployments
Sanctions Loopholes and Inconsistencies Undermine U.S. Policy Across Crises
Three Years After the Start of This War, the Middle East Is a Dysfunctional Region That Is Further from a Stable and Peaceful Future than It Has Been for Generations