Tag: Iran
In Iran war’s shadow, Israel’s renewed Lebanon campaign risks repeating failed...
Asher Kaufman, University of Notre Dame
Going into the war in Iran, the Israeli government seemingly had two intertwined...
Gulf state cooperation has long been shaped by the threat of...
Firmesk Rahim, UMass Boston
Arab Gulf countries, battered economically and physically by the war with Iran, were keen to...
The US has long used economic coercion to achieve foreign policy...
Charmaine N. Willis, Old Dominion University and Keith A. Preble, East Carolina University
Two months after the United States,...
‘Just war’ has guided Catholic thinking on conflict for centuries –...
Valerie Morkevičius, Colgate University
Since the beginning of the Iran war, Pope Leo XIV has frequently called for peace,...
Strait of Hormuz: Why the US and Iran are sailing in...
Elizabeth Mendenhall, University of Rhode Island
The Strait of Hormuz exists in the eye of the beholder.
US and Iran: A brief history of how decades of mistrust...
Jeffrey Fields, USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
With U.S. bombs raining down on Iran and Tehran’s...
Shiite grief over attacks on Iran’s sacred cities has deep historical roots
Mary Thurlkill, University of Mississippi
Several Shiite communities in South Asia recently refrained from celebrating Eid as they mourned...
Soaring gas prices and disrupted supply chains will ripple out to...
Vidya Mani, University of Virginia; Cornell University
The disruptions from the U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran spread quickly...
EXPLORING NATURE
What’s wrong with how US and Uganda plan to stop Ebola spreading
Katrine L. Wallace, University of Illinois Chicago
As public health workers in the Democratic Republic of Congo work to...
