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Salman Rafi Sheikh
Research-analyst of International Relations and Pakistan’s foreign and domestic affairs
In the Strait of Hormuz, Iran Is the Pretext—China Is the Target
The blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, formally directed against Iran, in fact reflects a broader U.S. strategy to contain China through control over the key energy routes of the global economy.
Salman Rafi Sheikh
Iran war and the new world order
Trump’s war on Iran hasn’t just redrawn battle lines; it has fractured the very architecture of the post-Second World War global order: a transatlantic alliance pushed beyond limits and internally too fractured to be repaired, a rapidly remade Middle East, shifting rules of global oil transit, and a stark exposure of the limits of US power, leaving strategic space that China and Russia will be keen to fill in both geopolitical and geoeconomic ways.
Salman Rafi Sheikh
Hormuz: A War the US Couldn’t Win
The fragile ceasefire between the United States and Iran has temporarily reduced tensions around the Strait of Hormuz, but the crisis itself has exposed the limits of coercive pressure and strengthened Tehran’s strategic position.
Salman Rafi Sheikh
The End of NATO
Salman Rafi Sheikh
The Gulf’s Delusion: Why "Destroying Iran" Will Backfire
Salman Rafi Sheikh
Power Without Command: The Iran War and the Limits of American Primacy
Salman Rafi Sheikh
The American Fantasy of Iranian Surrender
Salman Rafi Sheikh
From “Making America Great Again” to “Making Israel Great Again”
Salman Rafi Sheikh
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