Negotiations With U.S., Why Not?! There is a general view among the world's states that to be prosperous they should approach the U.S. in one way or another, show loyalty to it, and enter negotiation with the state as the chieftain of the world. But to what extent is such a view logical in bringing them prosperity?
White House's Yemen Strategy: A Bid to Pressure Iran—Will It Work? White House's strategy of waging war on Yemen seems to aim at bringing Iran to the negotiation table and dictating his desires on Tehran. But will it succeed in doing so?
Iran, China, Russia Hold Exercise for Endogenous Security; Why U.S. Gets Agitated? Last week, Iran, China, and Russia held a joint naval exercise, Maritime Security Belt 2025, in the northern Indian Ocean in cooperation to shore up endogenous security against foreign threats. The alliance has apparently agitated the U.S. president in a somewhat odd way.
Israel's Admission of "Irreparable Defeat"; Aftermath of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood The fact that the Israeli regime suffered an "irreparable defeat", as the Leader of the Islamic Revolution of Iran calls it, from Palestine's Hamas resistance group during Operation Al-Aqsa Flood is growing more evident with the Israeli military's internal inquiry admitting it.
U.S. Paradox: If Negotiations with Iran, Then Why Threats? The U.S. seems to face a paradox in its approach to Iran, oscillating between threats of military action and attempts at diplomatic negotiations, highlighting sort of self-conflict Trump is suffering from.
