Iran’s New Foreign Policy: A Boost for Stability in West Asia and the South Caucasus
Iran’s renewed focus on regional cooperation and economic integration under President Masoud Pezeshkian promises a transformative approach to stability and prosperity in West Asia and the South Caucasus.
First All-Female Flight Lands in Mashhad on Women’s Day
In a historic event marking Women’s Day in Iran, the “Iran-Banu” flight, staffed entirely by women and carrying 110 accomplished Iranian women, successfully landed in…
Broken Alliances: How US Policies Empower Extremism in the Middle East
The withdrawal of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) from Manbij, influenced by the US, highlights unreliable partnerships in the Middle East and signifies a betrayal of Kurdish allies crucial in combating ISIS. This withdrawal has jeopardized regional security by empowering extremist groups like Hayat Tahrir al-Sham. Similar patterns were seen in Afghanistan, leading to a loss of trust in US commitments among allies. Such policies foster instability, challenge regional order, and necessitate a reassessment of US foreign strategy to build trustworthy alliances for lasting peace.
