Iran’s economy won’t collapse, but future at risk from sanctions, says Bijan Khajehpour

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Kurdish integration with Syria’s central government remains far from complete

Syria-based American researcher Alexander McKeever, author of the This Week in Northern Syria Substack, says recent violence between Arabs and Kurds has exposed cracks in the integration process, despite Kurdish and Syrian government officials’ claims that it is proceeding succes ...  Show more

Saudi Arabia's escalation against the Houthis is unlikely to deliver victory, says Danny Citrinowicz

Israeli analyst Danny Citrinowicz says that while the US blockade and sanctions on Iran have been effective, these don’t change Tehran’s calculations and there is a still a high risk of further escalation. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Not ...  Show more

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