The History You Need to Understand The Iran War
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A Timeline of Germany’s recent Legal and Political Dilemma vis-à-vis Iran: From the “Regime’s” Final Days to acknowledged Disillusionment
The outbreak of the direct Iran–Israel military confrontation first on 13 June 2025 and its second round from 28 February 2026 marked a historic rupture in West Asian geopolitics. What had long been a shadow conflict—fought through allies, cyber operations, and covert strikes—transitioned into open interstate warfare with global implications. As for the official narrative…
Tehran’s Geopolitical Gambit: Leveraging Geographic Hegemony to Dissolve the Hebrew-Arab Alignment
Introduction Iran’s stringent control—and potential blockade—of the Strait of Hormuz should not be viewed through the narrow lens of “energy security” or a mere “transit crisis.” Rather, it represents a calculated geopolitical strike targeting two simultaneous objectives: the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC) and the Abraham Accords. By activating its geographical leverage, Tehran has demonstrated…
Why a Ceasefire Without Peace is a Trap for Iran’s Future
Introduction: Current negotiations between Iran and the United States suggest a “temporary pause” rather than a genuine scent of “peace.” Any agreement that fails to identify the aggressor, secure war reparations, establish fact-finding committees, and provide comprehensive sanctions relief is not a resolution; it is merely a rescheduling of the next conflict. 1. The Riddle…
A faithful worker
Gathering of industrial factory workers in support of the Islamic Republic of Iran
Thinking Iran Beyond Spectacle: The Researcher’s Duty to Separate Layers.
For an Iranian researcher living abroad, war does not arrive as a distant event. It enters daily life in fragments: messages not answered, headlines that conceal as much as they reveal, rumors that travel faster than facts, and a constant sense that one is living in two realities at once. One reality is orderly, institutional,…
Malcolm X and the U.S.–Israel War Against Iran
Malcolm X was one of the prominent African American thinkers. He was deeply engaged with what he called the “cancer of racism.” He believed that the United States was fundamentally built upon this cancer. If we were to translate this concept into contemporary philosophical language, we could say that Americans—or more precisely, white people, who…
The Market of Violence and the Accounting of Deception: A Paradoxical Analysis of the Immigrant Opposition Lobby in Reducing the Final Cost of War for Aggressors and Undermining the Strategic Credibility of the United States
To truly understand the impact of those Iranian emigrants who, on the eve of major tensions, solicited international media to attack their own homeland, it is necessary to go beyond the simplistic, naive dichotomy of the “primary actor” versus the “ineffective actor.” International relations theory and decision-making documents from Washington and Tel Aviv demonstrate that…
Diplomacy in the Context of Great Power Competition: A Strategic Assessment of Iran–United States Negotiations and the Necessity of Geopolitical Balancing
Abstract Recent developments in Iran–United States negotiations are unfolding at a time when West Asia has become a focal point of geopolitical competition among major powers. Given this complexity, nuclear negotiations can no longer be viewed merely as a bilateral matter; they must instead be analyzed within the broader framework of strategic rivalry among global…
The Oil Market Breaking Point
In this special editorial feature, we provide an executive summary of a critical analysis by HFI Research. This briefing explores the catastrophic implications of the current Strait of Hormuz closure, highlighting why this geopolitical choke point has become the ultimate “breaking point” for the global economy. Institutional Brief: Who is HFI Research? HFI Research is…