The crippling impact of US economic and financial measures against Iran
The article outlines the consequences of the military confrontation and economic sanctions on Iran.
Category: Global
Issues such as environmental protection or security, hold an impact on our global society and markets. Through our global approach we research and project issues that are of global concern.
The West needs new intelligence rules for Riyadh
Saudi Arabia's multipolar strategy makes intelligence exclusivity obsolete. Western services should preserve cooperation while firewalling their most sensitive capabilities.
Celebrating Five Years of Strategy International
Five years ago, Strategy International (SI) was founded with a clear ambition: to bring research, policy, education, diplomacy and business together within one multidisciplinary international platform.
The Legacy of a Disruptive Presidency: From Trump 1.0 to 2.0
Was Trump's first term just noise, or did it change the machinery of American politics for good? A panel of the authors behind The Legacy of the Trump Administration: A Disruptive Presidency argue it was the latter.
Greece and Cyprus Must Stand as Israel’s Allies
Greece and Cyprus should turn support for Israel into a wider strategy: deter Turkish pressure, combat antisemitism, advance to Abraham Accords 2.0, deepen relations with Arab states based on the need for wider alliances and the Abrahamic Accords, and recognize...
Iran-US Negotiations: A Parody of Diplomacy?
A fragile Iran-US agreement could reshape Iran’s internal politics, improve bilateral relations and regional stability, or empower radical factions and deepen geopolitical uncertainty worldwide.
Machine Learning-Powered Environmental Intelligence: Advancing Climate Resilience Through Predictive Early Warning Systems
Machine Learning-powered early warning systems, such as Composite Early Warning Index - CEWI, transform environmental data into predictive intelligence, helping decision-makers anticipate risks, optimize resources, strengthen climate resilience, and support sustainable environmental management in a changing climate.
The organizational factor for the new Middle Eastern order
Middle East is no longer structured around a hierarchy of states, but around a hierarchy of functions. The evolving polycentric order is founded on competitive resilience.
Building the Gulf’s missing collective Air Defense Shield
Gulf states own advanced defenses, but fragmented command and warning networks prevent them from turning national arsenals into credible collective deterrence.
Following the US-Iran Memorandum of Understanding: An Alternative Assessment
Iranian victory or strategic illusion? This study challenges the dominant narrative, reassessing the US–Iran agreement and the evolving balance of power with Israel.
