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Who Actually Won in Iran, as if WE Don’t Already Know the Answer?

The ceasefire between Iran, Israel and the United States has sparked not a sense of resolution, but a renewed debate over how victory in Middle Eastern conflicts should actually be measured.

Jeffrey Silverman

The “Better Order Project”: Quincy Institute's Ambitious Yet Realistic Proposal

The world requires stronger norms and laws to re-establish an inclusive global order based on international law, multilateralism, and the ability of states to play on an equal footing to secure peace, stability, and a fighting chance against transnational threats.

Tamer Mansour

Washington’s Strategic Suicide: The Price of Arrogance and Doctrinal Errors

The American strategy of global domination through proxies, aimed at wearing down adversaries without the direct involvement of its own troops, has collapsed. The cause was an underestimation of the resilience of Russia and Iran, which led to a redistribution of global power and a weakening of the U.S. position.

Mohamed Lamine KABA