Schlagwort: Iran
Since the US and Israel launched their military campaign against Iran, many in Israel have framed...
Jenseits der Zapfsäule: Wie der Krieg am Persischen Golf eine Energie- und Rohstoffkrise zugleich ist
Der US-amerikanisch-israelische Krieg gegen Iran weitet sich mittlerweile zu einem regionalen...
Hezbollah is Weak, but not yet Defeated
Hezbollah has been severely weakened since 2024, having lost its longest-serving Secretary...
Attacking Iran Isn’t Just Illegal, it’s Illegitimate and Dangerous
European leaders should clearly oppose the American and Israeli attacks on Iran. Yet for the most...
European Support for Israeli and American Attacks on Iran – Short-Sighted and Dangerous
The recent U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran come with major risks, including strengthening the...
The Power of Not Using Power: China and the Saudi-Iranian Rapprochement
The intensifying systemic rivalry between great powers also involves contesting the most...
Decoupling and the “New Cold War”: Cautionary Lessons from the Past
An emerging “new Cold War” appears to pit democracies, led by the US, against autocracies, led by...
Why Israel Backs Azerbaijan in Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict: It’s Not About Armenia
Amidst the devastation caused by the recent earthquakes in Turkey on 6 February, Iranian Foreign...
Will the Protests in Iran Change Regional Power Dynamics in the Middle East?
Images of Iranian women burning their hijab in the last four weeks demonstrates the unraveling of...
Overcoming Gulf-Rivalry? Challenges and Chances of Saudi-Iranian Dialogue
While the Saudi-Iranian relations have mostly been shaped by ‘peaceful rivalry’ since the Islamic...