Patrick Hess
Can a Deal Be Reached With Iran?
The Iran problem is one that can never truly be solved, it can only be managed.
Germany’s Russia Dilemma
From Germany’s unification through to the end of the second world war, the “German Question” referred to the recurring potential Germany had to threaten...
Yemen: Iran’s Next Satellite State?
The now-ousted Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak’s statement in 2006 that “Most of the Shias are loyal to Iran, and not to the countries they...
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