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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
The article explores the complex dynamics of America's support for Israel and its implications for reshaping the Middle East, highlighting the geopolitical challenges and regional tensions involved.
War with Iran won’t reshape the region the way America wants
How Beijing’s confidence will shake up the Trump-Xi summit
The article explores the complex geopolitical dynamics between China and Iran, arguing that China's strategic interests and priorities limit its willingness to provide substantial support to Iran.
The article explores the ongoing debate surrounding Iran's nuclear ambitions, examining the implications for regional stability and international security in the context of global nonproliferation efforts.
How escalating U.S. pressure could reshape the island
The article explores Japan's evolving national security strategy in response to regional threats, highlighting the need for a more proactive defense posture and greater military collaboration with allies.
An economic revival can’t happen without a political transformation