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Iran-Israel conflict: After the war, enter the diplomats
Following American airstrikes against Iranian nuclear facilities last week, and then the imposition of a ceasefire, it’s time to step back and assess what has changed in the Middle East, and the chances of translating military success into lasting strategic gains.
Though the ceasefire between Israel and Iran has been holding, 'The war remains an unfinished project, for both sides,' one Middle East expert warns.
Despite setbacks to its missile program, Iran remains the largest ballistic missile power in the Middle East, with proxies ...
Despite Israel's recent military gains and a rapidly changing Middle East, Lebanon remains wary of making peace with its long ...
DUBAI (Reuters) -When they met on Monday, U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu basked in ...
NBC reports that Trump declined an alternative attack plan that would have seen broader strikes on Iranian air defence and ...
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‘We didn’t wipe them out’: Why Iran is still dangerous even after key strikes
Despite weakening of Tehran's nuclear program and its terror proxies, experts warn that a credible threat of force is still ...
Israel had already destroyed Iran’s air defenses and taken control of its skies. President Donald Trump claimed that the air strikes he ordered “obliterated” Iran’s nuclear ambitions, which they ...
The war exposed the limitations of China’s influence in the Middle East, underscoring its struggles to convert economic power ...
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Israel’s aggression must be confronted by the Global South
IN an era defined by hypocrisy and imperial arrogance, the recent wave of Israeli aggression against Iran and the ongoing ...
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