Raghida Dergham

The war with Iran has not ended, even if parts of the battlefield have fallen silent and negotiations have moved into drafting rooms. What has ended is the

The upcoming NATO summit hosted by Ankara is not merely another routine meeting of a military alliance accustomed to reviewing its defense plans and

The NATO summit in Ankara marked the moment the United States shifted from fighting a mutilated war with Iran to pursuing a strategy of sustained attrition

The confrontation between the United States and the Islamic Republic of Iran is now measured by whether a major military strike will actually take

Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaidi's visit to the White House was not just an announcement of improved bilateral relations.

Something fundamental is emerging in the evolution of US foreign policy manifested in realigning with allies and in systematically engaging competitors.

The question today is no longer whether Donald Trump will choose war or negotiations with Iran. That door remains ajar, opened and closed according to his

The struggle unfolding inside Donald Trump’s administration is not confined to the rivalry between JD Vance and Marco Rubio over Trump’s political

As mid-August arrives, the Trump administration’s strategy toward the war with Iran has entered a new season of volatility, this time determined by the

Washington decided this week to shift its confrontation with Iran from a test of its ability to strike to a test of its ability to survive choking. The