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Title: Turkey’s Gas Diversification and Its Impact on Russia and Iran’s Energy Influence in Europe

Russia has long been Turkey’s largest gas supplier, but its market share has dropped from over 60% two decades ago to 37% in early...

Digital Authoritarianism Goes Global: Lessons from Iran’s Communication Crackdown

In mid-2025, Iranian diaspora communities calling home were met not with the voices of loved ones but with robotic interruptions, prerecorded warnings, and abrupt...

Iran Executes 7 Over Killings of Security Forces, Cleric

NEWS BRIEF Iran executed seven men on Saturday, including six ethnic Arab separatists accused of killing security personnel and a Kurd convicted of assassinating a...

EU Reimposes Sanctions on Iran Over Nuclear Disputes

The European Union has confirmed the reinstatement of sanctions on Iran, joining the United Nations in penalizing Tehran for failing to comply with the...

As Iran Sanctions ‘Snap Back,’ the West Scrambles for a New Strategy

The re-imposition of U. N. sanctions on Iran, lifted under a 2015 nuclear deal, has prompted Western powers to rethink their strategy for managing...

UN Reimposes Arms Embargo, Sanctions on Iran

The United Nations has reinstated an arms embargo and other sanctions on Iran after Britain, France, and Germany accused Iran of violating a 2015...

Iran Answers Sanctions with Ambassador Recall

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that the reimposition of global sanctions over Iran's nuclear program is not catastrophic, despite his attempt in New York...

Iran-Israel Conflict: Expanding Security Dilemma in Middle East

The Middle East has been one of the most sensitive regions, where one event of insecurity and chaos shakes the entire Middle Eastern dynamics...

All Eyes on Tehran As UN Sanctions Set to Return

A Deal On Fragile Footing: Iran’s nuclear program has long been the focus of international suspicion. While Tehran insists its activities are peaceful, many countries...

From Preventive Defense to Preemptive War: Israel and the Normalization of War in Global Politics

On June 13, 2025, massive explosions shook Iranian soil, blasts that not only crippled military and nuclear facilities but also rattled the very pillars...

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The Red Line in the Gulf: What Trump’s Rejection of Iran’s Hormuz Plan Actually Tests

On September 26, Donald Trump told reporters outside the...

Europe’s Winter Arithmetic: Why 2026 Is Not a Rerun of 2022

Two Documents, One Winter On 25 September, EU Energy Commissioner...

Bahrain’s Warning at the UN: The Gulf Emergency the World Is Overlooking

The Gulf is the region's most serious security crisis...

Switzerland Voted to Keep Neutrality Flexible. Its Role as a Mediator Has Already Moved On

A Landslide, and an Empty Resort On Sunday, Swiss voters...
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