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Both Russia and Ukraine will struggle to reintegrate millions of veterans
The article explores strategies to increase the likelihood of regime change in Iran, examining internal dynamics and external influences that could support such a transition.
Why defense integration could fracture the continent
The article explores the unintended consequences of America's aggressive policies toward Iran, highlighting how these actions have strengthened Tehran's influence and destabilized the region.
The Kremlin is in no hurry to save its closest partner in the Middle East
The article critiques Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), arguing that it often serves as a facade for companies to deflect scrutiny rather than genuinely contribute to social good.
And what others can learn from Japan's embrace of American power
The article explores the challenges and complexities of middle-sized wars, highlighting their often overlooked consequences and the difficulties in achieving lasting resolutions.
A wounded Islamic Republic can still threaten the world
The article explores the implications of autonomous weapons on modern warfare, examining their potential to reshape military strategies, ethical concerns, and the future of conflict.
The region’s divisions helped precipitate U.S. intervention
In the strait, Iran holds the advantage—and America has no good options