US troops left Iraq, but Iran Influence in Iraq endures while disarmament stalls and Baghdad balances rival demands.
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Inside Israel’s war room, leaders debate Hamas failures, Hezbollah strikes, and Iran’s nuclear program while Washington weighs joining Fordow operation.
Iran’s economy buckles under blockade, but Tehran still demands concessions; Washington must hold firm and tighten the screws.
A Wall Street Journal column calls falling oil and rising rates a paradox, but economics shows rates drive crude lower.
Iran’s lawmakers push to exit the NPT after attacks, but the final decision rests with security elites, not parliament.
Iran faces a choice as the US Blockade drains its oil revenue, while regional powers unite against Tehran’s shrinking influence.
Iran’s war tested the UAE’s hub strategy. Strikes on ports forced Abu Dhabi to fortify connectivity without abandoning openness.
Israel’s enemies are degraded, yet victory remains elusive. Iraq War Lessons show how tactical wins can still lead to strategic loss.
Tehran’s leaders, hardened by war, pursue relentless escalation to force Washington from the Middle East and accept Iranian power.
Geoeconomic fragmentation deepened as Washington’s energy buffer and China’s reserves softened the shock, while allies faced shortages and hard choices.