Gulf states see extended war with Iran as a destabilizing threat to the economic reliability and regional stability that built their modern success.

Pakistan hosts US-Iran talks but lacks mediator status. Proximity is a strength, not neutrality.

Iran’s strikes reveal Gulf states are targets regardless of U.S. bases, challenging the future of their American security partnership.

Trump’s religious rhetoric and clashes with the Vatican are driving a major Catholic break from his war policy.

Hezbollah’s endurance and Israel’s strategic overreach reveal why total victory in Lebanon remains unattainable.

Historic U.S. treaty reversals deepen Iranian distrust and harden resistance amid an already volatile confrontation.

Pakistan faces a dangerous squeeze between U.S. demands, Saudi nuclear expectations, and Iran’s reaction amid a volatile regional crisis.

Gulf AI infrastructure and energy dominance outlast Iran’s proxy networks as Tehran’s instability dividend evaporates in the 12 Day War’s aftermath.

Catholic bishops reject Iran war as “just” while Trump and Vance invoke Crusades-era theology to justify offensive military action.

Ceasefire hangs by thread as Hormuz closure and seized freighter test Trump’s Iran strategy ahead of critical talks.