Iran
Dr. Salem Alketbi’s analysis of Iran: the regime’s regional policies, its nuclear and missile programmes, its proxies, and what they mean for Gulf and Arab security.
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Opinion & Analysis
Erdogan: A New Breach of Syria’s Sovereignty?
The international community kept – comfortably – quiet as Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan launched a military operation in northern…
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The Forbidden Love in Iraq
The US administration should understand that Iran’s interference in the region would only bring widespread destruction, especially now that Iran…
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The Danger of “Panicked” Iran
All the evidence at the regional level indicates a decline and even collapse of the expansionist dreams of Iran in…
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Sorry but Iran is no Good Neighbor
I read an Arabic article by an Iranian that deems that the coalition countries are the ones who yielded Yemen…
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Daesh: Iranian Trojan Horse
Iran has had expansion plans for long years. These plans were the direct reason behind Iran’s proxies deployed in various…
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The Iranian Hand in Anbar
Simpletons say that Iran and its proxies have spontaneously changed the slogan of the campaign of Shiite mobilization forces to…
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Iran Exporting its Internal Crises
Iranian military leaders and officials recently went back to using an ‘obsolete’ expression that disappeared for years from the Iranian…
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Khamenei and the Polytheists of Mecca
It seems that the supreme leader of the Iranian revolution did not want to live in reality, and insists on…
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What You Don’t Know About Iran (2)
In a previous article with the same title, we dealt with the internal issues of Iran that are weakening the…
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Exporting the Revolution: the Same Old Iranian Story
It is not true that Iran reached political maturity after the nuclear agreement with the West, nor that did its…
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