Iran’s profound predicament The Iranian regime is facing its worst crisis since it came to power. Salem al-Ketbi Aug. 12, 2024
Will Iran’s diplomatic offensive harm Israel? Iran cannot offer the Gulf states the benefits that Israel can. Salem al-Ketbi July 5, 2023
Clues and denials in the Iran nuclear saga The U.S.'s search for common ground with Iran stems from Washington's desire to prioritize international conflicts at the forefront of its agenda. Salem al-Ketbi June 27, 2023
What if Russia wins? The West should consider whether the defeat of Russia is possible. Salem al-Ketbi Feb. 13, 2023
The year Iran lost normalcy What is certain is that Iran will not return to the state that existed before the assassination of Mahsa Amini. Salem al-Ketbi Jan. 10, 2023
Russia’s grain ‘concession’ will give it more leverage The would-be consequences of Russia’s withdrawal from the grain agreement at the level of global propaganda have likely forced the Kremlin to reconsider its position. Salem al-Ketbi Nov. 24, 2022
Iranian drones and the West’s position The vow by Western capitals to hold Iran accountable for its “destabilizing behavior around the world” came only after the Iranians threatened Western interests. Salem al-Ketbi Nov. 9, 2022
