The Axis of Resistance has shifted from ideological cohesion to cautious pragmatism; it can disrupt, but cannot rescue.
Browsing: Editor’s Note
The transfer of ISIS prisoners from Syria to Iraq may relocate—not resolve—the threat, reflecting geopolitical rivalries and legal gaps.
Iran’s control of oil chokepoints and sanction-evading networks make military intervention a high-risk, unpredictable option.
Maliki’s return risks reviving Iraq’s cycle of polarization and instability, undermining fragile progress.
