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Iran

Iran Reacts Angrily to the UAE-Israel Landmark Agreement

The Islamic Republic has yet to realize taking such a posture toward its Arab neighbors further encourages them to align with Iran’s adversaries.

Frustration With the Regime Spurs New Protests in Iran

Despite Iranians’ contempt for the U.S. “maximum pressure” campaign, many see the regime as the main source of the country’s economic and social problems.

China’s Balancing Act in the Gulf Relies on Ties to Iran and Arab States

The China-Iran deal may be a stepping stone to increased ties between Tehran and Beijing, but the Gulf Arab states remain integral to Beijing’s economic projection in the Middle East.

IRGC’s Military Drills’ Message Aimed at the U.S. and a Domestic Iranian Audience

The IRGC’s military exercises are little more than ineffective political propaganda.

An Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps speed boat fires a missile during a military exercise, July 28. (Sepahnews via AP)

Escalation of Low-Intensity Conflict With Iran Raises Stakes for Gulf States

Some Gulf states may take satisfaction in Iran's setbacks, but they are vulnerable to potential retaliation.

A building after it was damaged by a fire at the Natanz uranium enrichment facility, 200 miles south of Tehran, Iran, July 2. (Atomic Energy Organization of Iran via AP, File)

Strategic Partnership Agreement With China Represents Lifeline for Iran

The Iran-China agreement appears as a framework for cooperation. Its realization depends on external factors over which Iran has no influence.

What Iran’s Military Journals Reveal About the Role of Missiles in Strategic Deterrence

A pilot survey of Imam Hussein University academic journals shows the limits of academic freedom in the Islamic Republic, save a few pieces reflecting the Iranian leadership’s view of the role of missiles in strategic deterrence.

Constants in Iran’s Security Policy Under the Pahlavi Regime and the Islamic Republic

Survival supersedes ideology, and the ruling elites of the Islamic Republic find themselves adhering to the constants in security policy of a predecessor they vilify.