Archives Confrontation between Iran and the U.S. - Page 8 of 29 - New Eastern Outlook
The Persian Gulf monarchies can no longer afford to indefinitely delegate their security to Washington
The paradigm now driving the Gulf monarchies does not reject Washington. It redefines it. From sole protector, it becomes a supplier among others; useful for armaments, influential because of its conditions, and dangerous because of its unilateralism. This redefinition is the silent revolution underway.
Beyond Military Power: How Iran Challenged Western Strategic Assumptions
The US-Iran war demonstrates significant strategic miscalculations and weaknesses of US leadership and reflects that the US-led world order has diminished.
Defeat Disguised as Triumph: How Washington Lost the Gulf War While Trying to Spin It as a Victory
The United States and Iran have officially signed a memorandum of understanding, which is intended to be the first step toward a comprehensive resolution of the long-standing conflict over Iran’s nuclear program.
