America and the Soft Coup in Iran
It seems that the Americans have been attempting to engineer an internal coup in Iran that would sideline Mojtaba Khomeini and bring to heel those, especially within the IRGC, who are opposed to any capitulation…
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Negotiations, Strikes, and Succession: The Strategic Reordering of Power in Iran
For decades, U.S.–Iran relations have followed a recurring pattern: whenever Washington approaches a potential deal with Tehran that could lift sanctions and end isolation, external pressures intensify. Britain and other European powers often raise concerns,…
China’s Strategic Posture Toward the United States: Regional Power or Emerging Global Challenger?
Summary This article examines whether recent Chinese economic, military, and political actions signify a strategic shift from a regionally focused posture to global competition with the United States. Developments such as restrictions on rare earth…
Trump’s National Security Strategy and American Strategic Continuity
Summary This article argues that the United States National Security Strategy (NSS) documents issued under different administrations—Republican and Democratic alike—do not differ in their fundamental objectives. From Reagan to Trump and from Clinton to Biden,…
Contemporary Unrest in Iran: Political Legitimacy, External Influence, and Regime Stability
Protests and clashes with police and security services have erupted across Iran over the past few days, involving broad sectors of society. The unrest follows a near-collapse of the economy after decades of political repression,…
Venezuela and Greenland in the Architecture of America’s Strategic Entrapment of China
Recent American military actions in Venezuela, threats directed at the regimes of Colombia and Cuba, and the renewed reiteration of Trump’s position on acquiring Greenland, even through military means, must be viewed as components of…
From Maduro to Rodríguez: Continuity of U.S. Power in Venezuela
As analysed previously, the American extraction of Venezuelan President Maduro could not have been undertaken without the support of the Venezuelan army and his political circle. This explains why the Venezuelan army did not move…
A Year of Realignment: How Al-Sharaa Anchored Damascus to U.S. Interests
One year after the fall of Bashar al-Assad and the collapse of his decades-long regime, celebrations erupted across Syria. From a human perspective, the end of an entrenched dictatorship is a moment that deserves recognition….
Exclusive: Britain’s Role in Facilitating China’s Technological and Military Advancement
The United Kingdom has played a consequential role in enabling the advancement of China’s military and technological capabilities—particularly in the domains of artificial intelligence and semiconductor engineering—by permitting or insufficiently scrutinising the acquisition of key…
Pakistan’s Military Consolidation: Escalation of Washington’s Strategy Against China
A series of constitutional amendments has been ratified in Pakistan by a U.S.-backed, military-controlled Senate, consolidating military power and clearing the path for Washington’s regional agenda, with China as the primary focus. The move echoes…