Archivos de Categoría: Irán

¿Fin a la guerra o fin a la teocracia en Irán?

Editorial
OpinionGlobal Review, N*148 (octubre 2026)
No está claro si la guerra de EEUU e Israel contra Irán ha finalizado del todo, ni siquiera quiénes son los vencedores y quiénes los vencidos. Al parecer, el conflicto armado está detenido por ahora (¿hasta después de las elecciones norteamericanas de medio mandato en noviembre?), con posibles y esporádicos estallidos...
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Tiempos Tormentosos

Blog
El Internacionalista del fin del mundo, 04.10.2026
Juan Pablo Glasinovic Vernon, abogado (PUC), exdiplomático y columnista
Los vientos de guerra soplan cada vez más fuerte y cubren mayores áreas del mundo. Actualmente de los 6 continentes, la mitad está sufriendo uno o más conflictos. Hasta ahora solo se exceptúan América (a pesar de que concentra un tercio...
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Iran’s Rulers Have Lost the Legitimacy to Rule

Blog
A Fragile Peace in East Asia, 27.02.2026
Joseph Di Trani, embajador ®, exmilitar y exoficial CIA
A ruler’s legitimacy is granted by divine authority based on their virtue and ability to govern justly, maintain harmony and care for the people, a yardstick for governing, dating back to the Zhou dynasty in China.  Clearly, Iran’s leadership has lost...
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It’s Time to Support the Iranian Opposition that Tehran Wants to Destroy

Artículo
International Policy Digest, 01.08.2020
Joseph Adam Ereli, embajador ® y lobista norteamericano (Mercury)
Iran is at a crossroads. Over the past two and a half years, the Islamic Republic has witnessed three nationwide uprisings. Last November, the second of these resulted in what may have been the worst crackdown on dissent since the regime’s massacre of 30,000...
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A Houthi-Saudi war is the last thing the Middle East needs

Columna
The Spectator Australia, 08.09.2026
Nicholas D. Hopton, embajador ® y académico británico (director general-Middle East Association)
On my second day as Britain’s ambassador to Yemen, just after the so-called ‘Arab Spring’ in January 2011, I visited one of the capital’s more important tribal sheikhs. This was not, by diplomatic standards, an entirely routine call. I had 23...
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‘Time To Eat the Frog’

Blog
Alan Eyre is Trying to Think, 28.08.2026
Alan E. Eyre, embajador ® y analista internacional norteamericano
  • American writer Mark Twain famously said “If it’s your job to eat a frog, it’s best to do it first thing in the morning, and if it’s your job to eat two frogs, it’s best to eat the biggest one...
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How America Gets Stuck in Its Allies’ Fights

Artículo
Foreign Affairs, 04.08.2026
Dafna H. Rand, académica (Brookings Institution) y ex secretaria de estado asistente (DDHH)
As the United States’ quagmire in Iran makes clear, wars are almost always much harder to stop than they are to start. Over the past 80 years, less than 20 percent of the roughly 300 wars tracked by the Uppsala...
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Civil Service bias against Israel is now undeniable

Columna
The Telegraph, 17.03.2026
Edmund Fitton-Brown, diplomático británico(1984-2017), exembajador en Yemen(2014-2027) y académico(FDD)
The Middle East is once again in flames, with Iranian proxies active across the region and Tehran attacking British bases and allies. Yet at this very same moment, Foreign Office staff attended a party celebrating the ideological revolution that gave birth to that cruel,...
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