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Iran is facing a severe demographic crisis as birth rates continue to plummet and its population rapidly ages, with officials warning the Islamic Republic could lose half its population by 2101. …
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It appears Tehran is toying with the idea of mobilizing forces to attack Israel from the north – how Israel should respond?
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Iran is implementing extensive power outages to conserve energy. This phenomenon highlights the country’s crumbling infrastructure, underutilized natural resources, and the impact of international sanctions and domestic policies.
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Tehran is struggling to control its eastern border, which has been a gateway for over a million refugees fleeing Taliban rule in Afghanistan in recent years. Meanwhile, Iran also faces internal threats from local terrorist organizations in the area.
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Tehran’s cautious response: an analysis on Iran’s strategy amid rising tensions with Israel.
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Based on very initial knowledge and limited information, I would conclude the following results of Israel’s three-wave Oct. 26 strike on Iran, which were partly strategic, but mostly tactical: Israel …
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Iran’s strategic calculations face a pivotal moment as Israel demonstrates unprecedented reach.
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Damage to strategic assets, laying mines, cutting communication cables, and attacks on ships: autonomous underwater vehicles allow a wide range of possibilities and threats, and Israel needs to prepare for this new front.
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Proxy organizations have become negative marketing agents for Iran, as the Middle East recognizes the destruction they bring.
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The Iranian regime appears to be blocking initiatives to send forces to Lebanon, likely because it recognizes that the damage from such a move would outweigh the potential benefits.