Magazine

Power and the State in Syria
Power and the State in Syria

Damascus Instead of Decentralization

by Naseef Naeem

The end of the Autonomous Administration in Northeastern Syria follows the doctrine of stabilization through centralization. In this process, the transitional government of Ahmad Al-Sharaa can count on the backing of its neighbours and the United States.

Shipping and Law in the Persian Gulf
Shipping and Law in the Persian Gulf

The Strait of Hormuz as Geopolitical Leverage

by Javad Heiran-Nia and Hessam Habibi Doroh
The United States, Israel, Iran, and the Coming Economic Crisis
The United States, Israel, Iran, and the Coming Economic Crisis

The True Cost of War

by Ramon Blecua
The International Order and the War with Iran
The International Order and the War with Iran

What International Law Can - and Cannot - Do

by Naseef Naeem
USA, China und Iran
The US-Strategy in the War against Iran - Is it all about China?

Is it all about China?

by Pascal Bernhard
Mojtaba Khamenei and the Islamic Republic
Mojtaba Khamenei and the Islamic Republic

From the Shadows Into the Spotlight

by Hessam Habibi Doroh
A Rift Through Lebanon
A Rift Through Lebanon

Between Israeli Tanks and National Hostility

by Mauricio Durán Kaddatz and Eline Roussel
GCC, the US, and the Iran War
GCC, the US, and the Iran War

The Gulf Under Attack

by Pascal Bernhard
Syria, Russia and Israel
Syria, Russia and Israel

A Pathway to Normalization?

by Nir Boms and Francois Zankih
Syria’s Social Contract
Syria’s Social Contract

Ahmad Al-Sharaa Must Keep His Promise

by Tina Zintl