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No Clear Way Out: How Iranians View U.S. Intervention Six Weeks In

Second Thoughts

No Clear Way Out: How Iranians View U.S. Intervention Six Weeks In

How six weeks of war, economic strain, and escalating threats have reshaped Iranian sentiments on U.S. intervention in Iran.

By Shirin Hakim & Diba Mohtasham

Trump’s Iran War Has Clear Winners and Losers

Winners & Losers

Trump’s Iran War Has Clear Winners and Losers

After weeks of intensive strikes, Iran is emerging from the war with potentially more sovereignty, fewer sanctions, and a weaker opposition.

By Ammar Manla Hasan

Commentary, Exclusive

The Lonely Road to America’s Riskiest War

America’s rush into war with Iran risks isolation, economic shock, and a geopolitical fallout bigger than Iraq or Afghanistan.

Commentary, Exclusive

Welcome to the Jungle: The War on Iran as a War on Global Order

Could the war on Iran mark the end of the rules-based order built after World War II? Josh Wilson examines what’s at stake.

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Arabs Divided Upon Khamenei’s Death: A Century of Unfinished Business

Arab reactions to the death of Ali Khamenei reveal a century of unresolved fractures shaped by Iran’s regional project.

NEWS

US, Israel Launch major combat operations Against Iran

Following weeks of escalating tensions, a full-scale war appears to be breaking out between the US, Israel, and Iran.