A “Forever War” in Iran? Ali Vaez on Escalating War, U.S. “Diplomatic Malpractice”
Renewed U.S. attacks under the Trump administration have killed at least 35 civilians in five days, prompting warnings from political analyst Ali Vaez that Washington is fueling potentially endless cycles of violence. Vaez notes that the U.S.’s unilateral withdrawal from a bilateral memorandum of understanding to justify military action has severely damaged diplomatic trust, emphasizing that there is no military solution and urging both nations to return to and uphold the agreement’s terms.
US Military Evaluates Gulf Defense Strategy Following Iran Conflict
Extensive damage to regional installations and the completed withdrawal from Iraq are prompting the US military to rethink its Gulf footprint. This analysis looks at how defense planners are pivoting away from vulnerable static bases toward mobile forces and local intelligence sharing.
The Unending Conflict: Why Washington and Tehran Cannot Yield
Hostilities between the United States and Iran have descended into a grinding stalemate of attrition. From disrupted shipping chokepoints and vulnerable Gulf bases to failed ceasefires, this analysis explores why neither side can afford to retreat or offer concessions.
The Strategic Fallout: What the Iran War Exposes About US Defense
The confrontation with Tehran reveals critical gaps in US defense manufacturing, munition stockpiles, and regional force protection. As strategic focus shifts from the Pacific, this analysis assesses the long-term impact on global alliances and Middle Eastern security.
Israeli Government Faces Criticism Over Disenfranchisement
Administrative moves to bar minority factions from ballots and halt citizenship for dissenting activists spark debate. This analysis examines growing concerns over civil liberties and the potential for an opposition coalition to defend equal political rights.