Is Nonviolent Action Still Effective?

Iraq After the International Coalition’s Withdrawal: The Armed Factions Dilemma

The Russia-Europe Struggle in Eurasia: Between Attrition and Strategic Deterrence

What Does “Leaderless” Really Mean?

Kenya’s Gen Z protests are reshaping how movements organize — and how states respond

Is Europe Entering an Era of the Right?

From the Cracks in Germany’s “Firewall” to a Reshaping of European Politics

Peace in Ukraine at Tehran’s Expense?

U.S.-Russian Rapprochement Reshapes the Strategic Calculus as Iran Faces One of Its Most Intense Periods of Military and Economic Pressure

Neither Peace nor All-Out War: The U.S.-Iran Conflict Searches for New Rules of Engagement

Election Governance and the Silent Majority

The Sadrist Movement: The Quiet Driving Force

Mounting Pressure on the Nuclear Deal Corners Iran from All Sides

A Look at Politics and the Economic System in Iraq

The Upcoming Parliamentary Elections in Iraq and the Corruption of Political Money

The End of State Neutrality: A World Between Liberalism and Authoritarianism

Trump Redraws the Middle East Map: Lifting Sanctions on Syria and Normalizing with Israel

The Weary Syrian Economy and the Challenges of Post-Sanctions Recovery

Iraq Between Regional Influence and Political Transformations

Code 86: Assassination of the President and Settling the Score

Crossing the Red Lines in Nuclear Negotiations and the Israeli Alternative

Alliances in Iraq: Tactics or National Projects?

Can Trump Redraw the Middle East Map Without Israel?

Will the Scene Change in the Upcoming Elections, or Will the "Cushion Party" Win Again?

Trump’s Tour and the Baghdad Summit

Combating Intellectual Terrorism: A Necessity for Building Societal Security

America’s Aging Leadership

The key points of the piece were that President Biden and Vice President Harris are so unpopular that it might be time to consider another candidate like Hillary...