France, Britain and Germany tell Iran that they want it to resume diplomacy immediately over its nuclear program, warning that if no concrete steps are taken by the end of the summer they will restore ...

The MENA Energy Recap is a quarterly review of key energy developments that took place in the region from April through June of 2025 and what they signal in the months ahead. The Recap views these ...

Netanyahu has so far prolonged the war to remain in power. Now as another party leaves his coalition government, he is ...

In place of a coherent strategy or vision, Trump’s approach to the Middle East is driven by dramatic gestures, symbolic ...

There’s something inherently fascinating about stealth planes. Perhaps it’s their streamlined, otherworldly appearance, or the near-mythical reputation they’ve built up—like the superheroes of the ...

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The outbreak of direct hostilities between Israel and Iran in June represents one of the most significant geopolitical escalations in the Middle East in ...

The proportion of missiles that slipped through doubled during the 12-day war, data show, as Tehran found vulnerabilities ...

What is unfolding in Armenia today is not a peace process but a coordinated disintegration of Armenian statehood—one that has ...

MOHAMMAD AYATOLLAHI TABAAR is a Fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School, Associate Professor of International Affairs at Texas A ...

Elbridge Colby’s recent decision to formally request how—and when—Australia and Japan would respond to any outbreak of hostilities in the Indo-Pacific between the United States and China was prudent.

An Abraham Accords-centric approach tailors the Cold War-era “containment” strategy that George F. Kennan formulated to the Middle East, with Iran standing in for the Soviet Union.