PRINT ISSUE N°9

The fall of Iran’s Islamic regime is not reform—it is a rupture. It dismantles Tehran’s axis of resistance across the Middle East while redirecting jihadist activity into Africa’s fragile states. From Proxy Collapse to the Recognition of the Republic of Somaliland, the consequences are reshaping regional power, governance, and strategic calculations. Middle East: Proxy Networks […]

Ever since the Trump administration returned to office last year, a major foreign policy debate has raged inside the Washington Beltway. On one side are the foreign policy mavens who believe that the United States confronts a consolidated strategic partnership – an “axis of upheaval” uniting Russia, China, Iran, and other actors in a bloc that poses a […]

While the other fighting arms of the United States Navy, including naval aviation, the surface navy, and naval special warfare have been at war numerous times since the end of World War 2, the U.S. Navy submarine force has not actually been in recorded combat since 14 August 1945, when the Tench class submarine USS […]