Iran’s missile forces survived two wars underground, but Tehran’s reliance on them may become a single point of failure.
Browsing: sanctions
A Pentagon report details billions in combat spending, military losses, damaged bases, and supply pressures linked to the Iran conflict.
Iran’s shadow economy adapts to new sanctions, but rising costs, corruption, and China dependence create vulnerabilities Washington can exploit
Iran’s economy shrinks and inflates, but the regime survives by pushing pain onto households while elites remain protected.
U.S. strikes and sanctions fail to end the Iran War, leaving Washington trapped in a costly stalemate with no exit.
U.S. strikes and economic pressure leave Iran isolated, weakening its military options while Washington keeps Hormuz open to commercial traffic.
A smarter Iran Policy must match ends to means, preserve coercive tools, and rebuild partnerships before the next war.
Sanctions on Iraq remain the only credible lever to break militia control, as military and judicial institutions stay captured by Iran-aligned factions.
British Jews face a dark day as Labour’s Ed Miliband sanctions Israel while claiming pride in his Jewish ancestry.
Proposed US sanctions threaten 100 percent tariffs on major importers of Russian crude, forcing trade shifts and risks of economic retaliation from Asia.