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Iran-US Negotiations
June 8, 2026 Today marks the 100th day of the Israeli-US war with Iran, which President Trump had said would last “four to six weeks”. Despite the ceasefire, both sides remain engaged not only in exchange of fire but also … Continue reading
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Tagged Gaza, Iran war, Iran-Israel, Iran-US, JCPOA, Lebanon, Strait of Hormuz, Turkish foreign policy, West Bank
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Waiting for Washington’s Response to Tehran
May 11, 2026 In his election night victory speech on November 6, 2024, President-elect Donald Trump said, “I’m not going to start a war. I’m going to stop wars.” Yet, he twice joined Prime Minister Netanyahu’s war against Iran. And, … Continue reading
A War of Nerves
April 27, 2026 Merriam-Webster defines the title of this post as “a conflict characterized by psychological tactics (such as bluff, threats, and intimidation) designed primarily to create confusion, indecision, or breakdown of morale”. The targeting and seizures of ships by … Continue reading
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Tagged energy crisis, Iran war, Iran-US talks, Strait of Hormuz, Turkish foreign policy
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Time for Tough Choices
April 20, 2026 The Iran-US ceasefire expires on Wednesday. Yet, there is still some uncertainty regarding the second round of the “peace negotiations” in Islamabad. The past ten days have seen intense diplomatic activity, Trump’s flurry of comments and threats, … Continue reading
