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Beyond Sanctions and Wars: The Secret to Iran’s Power

By Dr. Kashif Hasan Khan* – Modern Diplomacy Iran’s ability to remain resilient in the face of severe sanctions, foreign invasions, and military threats is rooted in a unique blend of geographic advantages, historical legacy, and strategic adaptability. Iran’s ability to remain…

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Israel and Palestine Should Accept the Inevitability of Coexistence

By Alon Ben-Meir* – IDN-InDepthNews The year since Hamas’ attack on October 7, 2023, and Israel’s retaliation have demonstrated once again that neither has learned anything from decades of horrific violence as they continue to miscalculate each other’s intentions and resolve…

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How Blinken turned the diplomatic corps into a wing of the military

Ted Snider* – Responsible Statecraft In 2021 the administration said it would pursue ‘relentless diplomacy.’ They call it something else today in Ukraine. It is said that Henry Kissinger asserted that little can be won at the negotiating table that isn’t earned on the…

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The Assault On Democracy Goes Global

By Basav Sen* – Foreign Policy in Focus (FPIF) Increasingly, authoritarianism isn’t a feature of overtly authoritarian governments alone Much of the world looks bleak in the fall of 2024. Israel’s assault on Gaza, the world’s first livestreamed genocide, goes on unchecked…

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The Lost Generation: What Happens When War Kills Education

By Margie Jackson*- Modern Diplomacy When the path to education is blocked by war, a generation of young people become trapped in a cycle of poverty, trauma, and lost potential. As parents, we raise our children to believe that education is the lifeline to the future.  We…

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Israel’s Paradox of Defeat

By Aluf Benn* – Foreign Affairs Magazine How the Country’s Military Success Is Producing Political Failure Last October 7, Hamas surprised Israel’s famed military and intelligence agencies. Both had known, for years, about the Palestinian armed group’s preparations to invade…