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The Cause of the Blast Is Undetermined but Two Conservative Papers Suggest a Possible Link to Nuclear Talks
With U.S. Companies Increasingly Active in Morocco, the Breach Reveals Critical Gaps in Cybersecurity That Threaten American Economic and Strategic Interests Across the Region
Supreme Leader’s Nod to Talks Quiets Hardliners, but Their Influence Persists
The Houthis Are the Only Iran-Aligned Force to Have Directed Its Attacks Not at Israel Alone but Also at Western Targets, Including International Shipping
Trump’s Tariffs Spark Global Economic Concerns, Threaten Oil Prices, and Strain Middle East’s Oil-Dependent Economies
Hizb ut-Tahrir’s Global Resurgence Tests Democratic Limits as It Pushes for a Caliphate
Trump’s New Nuclear Deal Offer to Iran Sparks Debate, but Will It Address the Regime’s Human Rights Abuses or Empower Oppression?
Only a Unified Yemen Can Prevent the Country from Becoming a Permanent Vacuum for Terrorism, Arms Trafficking, and Foreign Subversion
Iran’s Nuclear Knowledge Can Be Reversed
If Reaching a Good Nuclear Deal with Iran Is Impossible, the Admin. Must Continue Its Efforts. If These Fail, the Sooner It Contemplates the Military Option, the Better
An Iranian Lawmaker Has Revealed for the First Time That Tehran Had Been in Contact with the Trump Team over the past Two Years
While Some Governments in the Region Have Decried the Tariffs as Unfair, They Are in Fact a Well-Calculated Move
Turkey Poses a Direct and Immediate Threat to Regional Security
A Middle East Forum Report
Aquaculture Is a Huge Industry in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean, and Turkey Seeks to Seize Unfair Advantage
In Talks, the Trump Administration Is Pushing for Broader Inspections and the Inclusion of Iran’s Missile Program
Tehran Now Enriches Uranium to 60 Percent, a Step Away from Weapons-Grade, and Operates Far More Advanced and Numerous Centrifuges than It Did in 2015
Contrary to Some Commentary of Recent Months, the Iranian Regional Project Has Not Been Destroyed, or Even Conclusively Defeated
As Trump Bets on Erdoğan as a Strategic Partner, the Turkish President Exploits the Relationship to Undercut American Allies, Hijack U.S. Business Interests, and Enrich His Inner Circle
Somalia and Syria Are Complex Patchworks of Clans and Tribes and Interests