Archivos de Categoría: Irán

It’s Time to Support the Iranian Opposition that Tehran Wants to Destroy

Artículo
International Policy Digest, 01.08.2026
Adam Ereli, diplomático norteamericano, exembajador (Baréin) y consultor político
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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“La Triple Alianza”

Blog
El Internacionalista del Fin del Mundo, 15.08.2026
Juan Pablo Glasinovic Vernon, abogado (PUC), exdiplomático y columnista
Hace unos días, más precisamente el 7 de agosto, ocurrió un hecho relevante en el Medio Oriente, que por diversas razones no ha tenido la repercusión mediática ni de análisis a la altura del acontecimiento. Se trata de la suscripción de un...
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A Saudi-Emirati Thaw Can Help Contain Iran

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Foreign Policy, 03.08.2026
Allison Minor (Atlantic Council) y April Longley Alley (The Washington Institute)
  • The Gulf needs a joint front on deterrence, engagement, and freedom of navigation
Following months of tension, senior Emirati and Saudi officials recently released what appeared to be coordinated messages affirming the strong ties between the two countries. It is too early to know...
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Why We Should Fight

Artículo
Foreign Affairs, September-October 2026
Kori Schake
  • And Where Trump Went Wrong
In foreign policy, good ideas often emerge from bad decisions. Such was the case with the Powell Doctrine, a term typically associated with the American triumph over Iraq in the 1990–91 Gulf War. The doctrine did not, in fact, originate with its namesake, Colin Powell,...
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Responding forcefully to the Axis of Resistance

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Long War Journal, 02.09.2024
Edmund Fitton-Brown, exembajador británico y académico (Foundation for Defense of Democracies)
Iran has defined itself in opposition to Israel, the United States, and the wider West since the 1979 Islamic Revolution. Over the course of half a century of complex regional and global events, the clerical regime’s hostility and determination to “resist”...
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The Hidden Path to Regime Change in Iran

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Foreign Affairs, 28.07.2026
Nader Hashemi, profesor sobre Medio Oriente y Política Islámica (U. de Georgetown)
  • Ending the War Can Strengthen the Prospects for Democracy
With the prospects for diplomacy between the United States and Iran uncertain, it may seem premature to contemplate the postwar future. After all, following the June 17 memorandum of understanding, the war...
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The Iran Cease-Fire Was Doomed to Fail

Artículo
Foreign Affairs, 22.07.2026
Neil Quilliam, académico, y Sanam Vakil, director (Chatham House M. East & N. Africa Programme)
  • Why Transactionalism Won’t Deliver Peace in the Middle East
The memorandum of understanding that the United States and Iran signed in June has fallen apart. The deal was meant to halt fighting, open the Strait of Hormuz, and...
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The Middle East has a new Saudi-led axis

Artículo
Foreign Policy, 01.07.2026
Anchal Vohra, columnista basado en Bruselas
  • The newfound bloc has emerged as a potential winner from the Iran war
The Iran war inflicted substantial pain on Persian Gulf states, as their exports and sense of safety declined. Yet some have emerged more resolute about cooperating together on regional politics. A new grouping outside...
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Parece que gana, pero Israel pierde

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El Periódico, 02.08.2026
Jorge Dezcallar de Mazarredo, Embajador de España
Me imagino a Bibi Netanyahu como un pájaro de mal agüero que susurra al oído de quién tiene la cabeza a pájaros. Esta semana ha ido a Washington mientras sus desacuerdos crecen desde el inicio de la guerra con Irán, donde Bibi embarcó a Donald sin...
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The U.S. Won the War With Iran

Artículo
Foreign Policy, 23.06.2026
Matthew Kroenig, vicepresidente (Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security) y profesor (U. de Georgetown)
  • It wasn’t a knockout blow, but Washington prevailed on points.
According to an emerging conventional wisdom, the United States suffered a catastrophic loss in the war and memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Iran that were worse than Vietnam and...
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