iran conflict
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Strike First or Resolve First?
The analysis explores the complexities of conflict with Iran, emphasizing the need for resolution over military escalation. It argues that prior to military action, policymakers should exhaust diplomatic avenues, considering the long-term consequences of war. Understanding adversaries’ intentions and fostering perspective alignment can prevent unnecessary violence and costly misunderstandings.
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The Iran Conflict
Sovereignty, Security Dilemmas, and the Path From Enemies to Partners Executive Summary The greatest challenge in international diplomacy is not defeating an enemy, but determining whether yesterday’s enemy can become tomorrow’s partner. The conflict between Iran, Israel, and the United States represents more than a struggle over nuclear capabilities and regional influence. It represents a…
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Unpacking U.S. Motives in the 2026 Iran Conflict
Security Imperatives, Historical Grievances, or Domestic Diversion? I. Introduction The current conflict between the United States and Iran began with a dramatic escalation on February 28, 2026, when coordinated U.S. and Israeli airstrikes targeted Iranian nuclear facilities, military infrastructure, and senior leadership figures. What was initially framed as a limited operation quickly expanded into sustained…
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