Iran
One Year Later: Peace Remains Elusive In The Middle East
The Path Forward Is Shrouded in Darkness
Can New Iran Leadership Deescalate Nuclear Tensions?
U.S. leadership change possible amid shifting dynamics.
'Butcher Of Tehran' Falls, But Nothing Changes
Raisi's death leaves Iran's oppressive regime intact, with no change in sight.
War Costs Mount For The West In Unseen Corners
Conflict imposes hidden tax on Western consumers and economies.
Iran-Israel Military Strength Compared
Shadow warfare between Israel and Iran increasingly threatens to spill over into open conflict. Iran avoids state-on-state hostility by pursuing asymmetrical warfare through proxy armies.
Israel Mulls Response To Iranian Drone And Missile Attack
Israeli retaliation for Iran’s missile attack will focus on reestablishing deterrence and preventing similar attacks, but any response risks pushing the Middle East further toward all-out war.
U.S. Plans New Sanctions On Iran After Attack On Israel
The U.S., UK, and allies are preparing to issue more sanctions against Iran following its attack on Israel. Decades of sanctions have taken a severe toll on Iran’s economy.
Red Sea Attacks Pose A Significant Risk To The American Economy
If the situation in the Red Sea gets out of hand, costs for imports, energy, and food could go up.
Red Sea Attacks Cause Freight Rates To Soar - Infographics
Attacks by Yemen’s Houthi militia on merchant ships in the Red Sea have forced hundreds of vessels to reroute around the southern tip of Africa, adding 10-14 days of extra travel.