Negotiations, Ceasefire, and the Path Forward As the joint war waged by the United States and Israel—two nuclear-armed states, one of which possesses the most powerful military in the world—approaches
The strengthening of the security and military camp in managing the country may, in the coming months, extend into the economic sphere as well. Over the past year, Iran has
Evolution of the recent protests and future scenarios. The twelve-day Iran–Israel war ended in a ceasefire without bringing about any fundamental change in the regional order, and the previous fragile
Energy, Alliances, and Geopolitical Signaling Over the past year, the Lebanese government has initiated a series of political, diplomatic, and strategic measures that, taken together, signify a fundamental shift in
How the Ceasefire Reshapes Regional Security Dynamics The recent ceasefire in Gaza, implemented under Donald Trump’s 20-point plan in October 2025 and involving prisoner exchanges, a partial withdrawal of Israeli
From the 12-Day War to the SCO Summit Although many individuals have regarded the 12-day war of Israel against Iran as a conflict stemming from the forty-year hostilities between Iran
The Anatomy of an Anti-Colonial Resistance The Islamic Revolution of Iran is considered one of the most influential events at the end of the twentieth century, and like all historical
The conflict that began in recent days, coinciding with Israel’s aggression against Iran and the assassination of the country’s high-ranking commanders, is still ongoing. It appears that as time passes,
Why Iran Remains Skeptical of a US-Led Nuclear Consortium As expected, with the Iran–U.S. nuclear negotiations entering technical issues and practical details, the process has entered a difficult phase, and
The first visit of an Iranian President to Baku since 6 years promises improvement of bilateral relations and cooperation, especially in the energy sector. Although Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian’s trip
Here are the assets that Tehran possesses. The initial round of negotiations between Iran and the United States in Muscat, the capital of Oman, has been described as positive by
Which Way Will the Crisis Move? Over the past two weeks, Iran’s political and economic atmosphere has become unusually tense. Trump directly blamed Iran for the events unfolding in the
