The Arab Gulf states today find themselves trapped in the heart of a profound strategic labyrinth and an exceptionally complex…
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Amid rising tensions in the Middle East, the views of Professor John J. Mearsheimer—one of the leading theorists of the…
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U.S. foreign policy during the second term of President Donald Trump witnessed a shift from the policy of “maximum pressure,”…
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The demographic crisis in several European countries is becoming increasingly complex as birth rates continue to decline and populations age…
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For decades, the Middle East has been marked by persistent instability and recurring conflicts. Military wars and internal armed struggles…
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By entering the war alongside Iran, Hezbollah is tying its fate to that of the Iranian regime and its regional…
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Regional systems analysis has evolved significantly since the end of the Cold War, particularly with the rise of regional blocs…
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The second U.S./Israeli war on Iran began in the early hours of Saturday, February 28. The first wave of airstrikes,…
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Iran is entering a new phase with the absence of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Constitutionally, the country will not face difficulty…
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“European defense autonomy” is no longer framed as a project to break away from NATO, but rather as a pathway…
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