West Asia
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Why does the Brussels summit not help resolve the Syrian crisis?
The Brussels summits can be seen as a blatant deception to justify the continuation of crisis interventions against…
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The withdrawal of US troops from Iraq is a prelude to their withdrawal from the entire region
Implementing the Iraqi parliament's resolution to withdraw foreign troops from Iraq as soon as possible is a good…
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West Asia on the path to nuclear proliferation
A recent report from CSIS on the think tank’s “nuclear program” lists the trends that lead to the development of…
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The U.S. and allies have done little but inflamed West Asia
Germany, for one thing, did not fulfill its role under the JCPOA after Pompeo and Trump withdrew from in, and the…
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Reviving Turkey’s role in Yemen; Its advantages and risks
Turkey’s neo-Ottoman foreign policy in West Asia in recent years has made the country one of the most important and…
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Strategic impacts of the Zionist regime’s threats against Iran
The Zionist regime and the United States are trying to create more opportunities for themselves to strengthen ties…
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The need to change the American paradigm in West Asia
Quincy think tank experts report on US macro-foreign policy in West Asia They believe that the US National Security…
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Modeling in Iran’s regional strategy
The victory of the revolution set a precedent for the Islamic countries of West Asia to take steps to achieve their…
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Four consecutive failures of the Saudi regime in recent weeks
These failures indicate at least two issues; First, given the high probability of Trump's defeat, America's European…
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Confrontation with Iran in the gray zone
Operating in the Gray Zone, a report, written by military analyst Michael Eisenstadt shortly after the assassination…