Trump and PM Khan Might have Just Ruined Iranian-Indian Relations

Trump and PM Khan Might have Just Ruined Iranian-Indian Relations

The American and Pakistani leaders independently took two very important and uncoordinated moves at almost the exact same time that might coincidentally have the same effect of ruining Iranian-Indian relations. Iranian-Indian relations might be about to enter their worst-ever period in modern history as a result of two very important and uncoordinated moves undertaken at…

The Ball’s in Iran’s Court to Stop Anti-Pakistani Baloch Terrorism

The Ball’s in Iran’s Court to Stop Anti-Pakistani Baloch Terrorism

Pakistan filed an official complaint against Iran just two days before Prime Minister Khan’s first visit to the Islamic Republic for its unwillingness to take action against Baloch terrorist groups like the one that claimed credit for the recent terror attack along the Makran Coastal Highway despite being informed by Islamabad about training camps and…

Moscow’s Strategy: To Win Everywhere, Every Time

Moscow’s Strategy: To Win Everywhere, Every Time

Important events have occurred in the Middle East and North Africa in recent weeks that underline how the overall political reconfiguration of the region is in full swing. The Shia axis continues its diplomatic relations and, following Rouhani’s meeting in Baghdad, it was the turn of Adil Abdul-Mahdi to be received in Tehran by the highest government…

The “Deal of the Century” (3): The Palestinian Cause Is Behind Iran and Hezbollah’s Success

The “Deal of the Century” (3): The Palestinian Cause Is Behind Iran and Hezbollah’s Success

Israel is not preparing a military adventure against Gaza, Syria, Hezbollah or Iran because it is in fact already attaining its objectives both internationally and domestically.  Its military apparatus regularly hits targets in Syria with a calculated risk of retaliation from Damascus and its allies. Israel willingly risks a Syrian reprisal. If Syria were to…

No, Assad Didn’t “Win” the War, He Was Compelled by Putin to “Compromise”

No, Assad Didn’t “Win” the War, He Was Compelled by Putin to “Compromise”

It’s misleading to assert that Assad “won” the war even though he still remains in office as the country’s democratically elected and legitimate leader since Putin compelled him to “compromise” on several important issues after the Liberation of Aleppo and accept a political reality completely at odds with what one would otherwise expect from a…