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Iran

A Nation Between War and Memory

Swapan Dasgupta

Five hundred days after the October 7 attack, Israeli hostages are coming home as part of a fragile peace deal. Swapan Dasgupta travels across an Israel where hope is tempered with existential anxiety. A dispatch

Chinese Medicine

A Tale of Two Pardons | Tracking Tehran

Trump and the New Middle East

The 47th president’s West Asian friends and enemies have set him new challenges

The Long Road to Reform

Masoud Pezeshkian’s victory is a message for Iran’s Ayatollahs

The Silence of the Sheikhs

The fear of the Arab Street and Washington

Axis

Iran’s proxy wars cannot conceal the last gasps of a revolution

A Dangerous New World

The consequences of Hamas’ attack will spiral out, bringing disruptive changes to the long-running conflict in Israel-Palestine, to the Middle East and as far afield as South Asia

A Riyadh-Tehran Entente?

From the Levant to the Persian Gulf, Iran is unlikely to easily give up its infrastructure of dominance

Why China, Not the US, Could Broker Iran-Saudi Truce

Analysts say Americans lost credibility due to their approach in the region

Hair-Rising in Tehran

Iranians are striving for an ‘ordinary life’, not a ‘heaven’ that is forced from within or without

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