Iran

Iran Accepts USA’s Two-Week Ceasefire Request

The United States of America (hereinafter: USA) and Iran agreed to a two-week suspension of military operations on 7 April 2026. The President of the USA announced the ceasefire less than two hours before a deadline he had established for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Tehran submitted a 10-point proposal that Trump described...

What Can The USA Do?

Continuing with the third work in our five-article series on the current war on Iran, we are adopting the strategic lens of the United States of America (hereinafter: USA). In this article, we put ourselves in the position of the North American state to understand what it can do to win this war. As the...

Iran’s Leverage: Will Russia and China Actively Join the Israel-Iran War?

The most recent developments between the Islamic Republic of Iran (hereinafter: Iran) and the State of Israel, opposing each other in a territorial war, are the next step in their escalating geopolitical situation. While the primary root causes of this conflict have been addressed in several of our analyses (e.g., Israel and Iran: Behind Political...

What Can Israel Do?

Continuing with the second work in our five-article series on the current war on Iran, we are adopting the strategic lens of Israel. In this article, we put ourselves in the position of the Jewish state to understand what it can do to win this war. As the primary aggressor in this war, of course,...

Qatar Intercepts Missiles As Gas Disruption Deepens

Qatar intercepted several Iranian ballistic missiles and halted liquefied natural gas (hereinafter: LNG) production after attacks on energy facilities during the ongoing war on Iran by Israel and the United States of America (hereinafter: USA). The incidents occurred in early March 2026 and included missile interceptions by Qatari air defences, drone strikes on gas infrastructure...

What Can Iran Do?

In 2022, we published a two-article series on the Russia–Ukraine War, shedding light on the strategic, political, diplomatic and economic options both nations had in the conflict at that time. What is special about it is that, in the respective article, we assumed the stance of one side and solely assessed their strategy from their...