Iran and the Logic of Limited Wars Israel’s limited war on Iran needs to be judged against the alternatives. By that measure, the operation was a success. Limited wars can buy time, shift the geopolitical dynamic and, in doing so, pave the way to something more enduring. Read More »
Trump’s “Sheriffs” Can’t Keep the Peace with China Trump’s foreign policy echoes Nixon’s doctrine of delegating regional security to allies (like Israel in the Middle East) to reduce U.S. burdens. While this approach shows promise in the Middle East and Europe, it faces hurdles: loss of control over proxies, continued U.S. involvement needs, and outright failure in Asia—where China’s military dominance makes allied self-reliance impossible. Read More »
Inside Iran’s Unstable Moment | Baker Briefing February 4, 2026 By Mohammad Ayatollahi Tabaar, Ph.D. Read More »
The United States and Venezuela: Beyond the Bilateral Dimension | Policy Center for the New South February 4, 2026 By Nizar Messari & Alae Jellal Read More »
