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How U.S. Foreign Policy Affects the World and America Itself

Contemporary U.S. foreign policy remains one of the key drivers of global instability, producing complex consequences for both the international system and American society itself.

Simon Westwood

Why the US is at War with Iran and Why the War Might Pause but Won’t End

While much discussion of the US war of aggression against Iran has focused on region-specific factors, including the myth that the US is fighting Iran on “behalf of Israel,” there are far more realistic and important global factors that have led to the war and will unfold because of it.

Brian Berletic

The Gulf’s Illusion of Security Has Collapsed

The Gulf Cooperation Council’s model was built on a comforting illusion: that oil wealth could fund perpetual transformation while US protection could absorb regional risk. Recent Iranian strikes on energy infrastructure — and the muted limits of deterrence that followed — have shattered both assumptions.

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Uncertainty Hanging Over the US-Iran Peace Talks

Abbas Hashemite

AI and the White House

AI in the Oval Office: Who Is Really Shaping Donald Trump’s Reality?

Jeffrey Silverman

crushing world

A new world order is taking shape

Mohammed Amer

In the Strait of Hormuz, Iran Is the Pretext—China Is the Target

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Washington's harsh demands and Tehran's intransigence threaten to derail the Iran peace process

Anvar Azimov

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