U.S. trade initiatives in the Middle East face severe paralysis unless Baghdad moves beyond rhetorical disarmament and dismantles state-funded militias.
Browsing: Disarmament
Securing the Levant requires shifting pressure toward Damascus to choke off smuggling networks before they can rearm a weakened Lebanon-based proxy.
Can Iraq’s new prime minister satisfy Washington’s disarmament demands while keeping Tehran’s militias from toppling his government before it starts?
The contemporary Levant demands absolute strategic lucidity, yet current Washington rhetoric risks miscalculating the delicate structural balance of the Lebanese…
Europe must revive nuclear nonproliferation leadership now—before the NPT’s authority craters and more nations pursue the bomb.
Sadr dismantles his militia not as defeat but as a shrewd political calculation to rebrand as statesman while preserving unmatched social power.
Forcing Hamas to disarm before any credible pathway to statehood or security exists repeats failed strategies that historically produced splinter groups.
Hezbollah Must Be Disarmed before the war ends. Beirut can choose diplomacy or watch Israel raze Lebanon village by village.
Muqtada al Sadr has announced the strategic dissolution of Saraya al Salam, shifting structural leverage away from autonomous armed proxy networks in Iraq.
Military losses haven’t broken Hezbollah because the IRGC keeps Hezbollah alive through Lebanon’s banks, borders, and political allies.