Tag: Middle East

Sometimes, history doesn’t just repeat itself—it surprises us. Picture this: Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister, Majid Takht Ravanchi, walking the halls ...

Recent developments in the Middle East have drawn attention to the intricate web of diplomacy and military engagement involving key ...

By Jafar Sherdoost Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair recently labeled Iran as a destabilizing actor in the Middle East, ...

The geopolitical landscape of the Middle East has long been characterized by intricate alliances, historical tensions, and a tapestry of ...

The call for a cessation of hostilities directed at Gaza has garnered international consensus, yet the United States appears to ...

US administration officials have told regional counterparts that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will be gone after the current conflict ...

Iraq, amidst decades of wars, has gained invaluable experiential insight. Increased involvement of extra-regional actors not only fails to guarantee ...

A fresh framework for Syrian peace is in the process of articulation. Following an unusually discrete and extended discussion of ...

Iran and Saudi Arabia are set to station their new envoys in the respective capitals in the coming days, according ...

The fresh uptick in the rapport between Iran and Syria is no surprise and extends the recent diplomatic dialogues and ...