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At midnight on Nov. 15, Iran’s government announced a precipitous 300 percent hike in fuel …
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Is Iran Losing Its Grip on Its Proxy Militias in Iraq?
Earlier this month, a prominent researcher and security expert in Iraq, who was close to …
Read More »Saudi Oil Attack Points to More Advanced Iranian Missiles and Drones
If Iran is in fact responsible for the recent attack on Saudi oil facilities, whether …
Read More »Though Strengthened in Syria, Hezbollah Faces Unprecedented Dangers Within
In late August, an Israeli airstrike on a compound south of Damascus killed two Hezbollah …
Read More »How Saudi Arabia Is Trying to Counter Iranian Influence in Iraq
Last month, Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi made his first trip to Saudi Arabia, …
Read More »The Case for Leaving the Iran Nuclear Deal on Life Support
Will the next U.S. president have any incentive to revive the Iran nuclear deal? The …
Read More »How Biden Can Score a Diplomatic Win in the Gulf, With Europe’s Help
Many world leaders, dismayed by four years of Donald Trump, are hoping that President-elect Joe …
Read More »Iran Is Already Raising the Stakes for Biden in the Middle East
Just days into the new year, Iran announced that “a couple of hours ago,” it …
Read More »Having Won Syria’s War, al-Assad Is Mired in Economic Woes
After a decade of war, the biggest threat now to President Bashar al-Assad is an …
Read More »Resisting Russia
At some point in the next generation, the Kremlin will realize that the United States …
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