Europe’s Iran Moment

Europe’s Iran Moment

Middle East The West

Europe’s Iran Moment

Iran is cracking from within. Europe must decide whether to shape what comes next.

Saeed Ghasseminejad/Navid Mohebbi / 2026-03-23

Iran’s War Is Not Just Military — It’s Political

Iran’s War Is Not Just Military — It’s Political

Iran’s War Is Not Just Military — It’s Political

War may weaken Iran’s regime but the real story is the political awakening that could bring it down.

Hessam Faghihian

The Viral Bridge Story: What Steve Sweeney Didn’t Tell You

The Viral Bridge Story: What Steve Sweeney Didn’t Tell You

The Viral Bridge Story: What Steve Sweeney Didn’t Tell You

A viral post claimed Israel tried to assassinate a journalist. The record shows warnings, Hezbollah territory, and the journalist’s own tweets tell a very different story.

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Sudan’s Iran Problem Just Got Dangerous

Sudan’s Iran Problem Just Got Dangerous

Sudan’s Iran Problem Just Got Dangerous

Sudan’s war is colliding with Iran, and Washington just made it official.

Stefan Tompson

The Strait That Broke the World's Oil Clock

The Strait That Broke the World's Oil Clock

The Strait That Broke the World's Oil Clock

Inside the Strait of Hormuz crisis reshaping oil markets, war strategy, and the risk of a worldwide recession.

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U.S. Eyes Polisario as Security Threat Amid Iran Tensions

U.S. Eyes Polisario as Security Threat Amid Iran Tensions

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U.S. Eyes Polisario as Security Threat Amid Iran Tensions

Congress is rethinking the Western Sahara conflict: is the Polisario Front more than a political movement?

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The Islamic Republic Won’t Reform. Reza Pahlavi Can Replace It.

The Islamic Republic Won’t Reform. Reza Pahlavi Can Replace It.

The Islamic Republic Won’t Reform. Reza Pahlavi Can Replace It.

Explore the plan, the protests, and what victory could really look like.

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Social media, institutions, and even religious leaders are signaling support for Tehran’s regime, right on Europe’s doorstep.

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The Beginning of the End for Iran’s Regime?

The Beginning of the End for Iran’s Regime?

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The war in Iran has entered a new phase.

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The End of Globalism, the Rise of Cosmopolitan Regionalism?

The End of Globalism, the Rise of Cosmopolitan Regionalism?

A reflection on the collapse of post–Cold War globalism and the emergence of a more selective international order.

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When Floods Hit the Slums, the Whole City Pays

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At the Heart of the Indian Ocean: Why Diego Garcia Matters

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Why multiculturalism without assimilation fails freedom.

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