What is emerging, then, is not a stable post-war order but a fragile state of “neither war nor peace.”
From Tehran’s perspective, Lebanon is not a secondary negotiating issue but a critical component of its long-term security strategy.
Tehran seeks an exit from a potential crisis with the U.S., while Israel pushes preemptive options to guarantee its safety
Iran's most important strategic goal in the Horn of Africa is to penetrate the Red Sea outlet, which is perhaps the most important of the global waterways.
Israeli Defense Minister Benny Gantz's surprise visit to Bahrain strengthens the regional security complex established against Iran after the Abraham Accords.
