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Operation Economic Outcast and Iran’s Strategic Paralysis

The United States blockade, secondary sanctions, and Iran’s growing commercial isolation are unlikely to bring...
A naval frigate in the Strait of Hormuz, August 2026. Photo credit: Shutterstock.

Qatar Budget Dificit Rises

Dr. Ariel Admoni Interview on i24News...
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Iran’s Fuel Crisis Is More Than an Energy Problem

War damage and import bottlenecks have intensified a long-standing gasoline imbalance, while cheap fuel continues...
Iran, Tehran , 15 june 2025: Iranians are lining up at gas stations to refuel, there is a ten-liter limit for each car - Israel's war against Iran

The US Economic Campaign Against Iran and the Saudi–Pakistan–Turkey Alliance

Watch the recording of the JISS webinar that took place August 27, 2026....
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Security Through Economics: Regional Infrastructure as a Lever for Stability

Long-term security depends not only on preventing threats but also on shaping shared interests. Economics,...
A serpentine mountain road descends through arid desert hills toward a turquoise reservoir behind a dam in central Jordan. The rugged canyon landscape stretches under a hazy sky.

Road to IMEC: Haifa positions itself as vital regional hub for the Mediterranean

Interview with Frank Melloul...
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Frank Melloul: “The India-Middle East-Europe corridor is the only project of the free world on the scale of this century.”

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The new Great Game of corridors will be decided in Haifa – opinion

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Iran’s Effort to Impose a New Maritime Order in the Strait of Hormuz: The Emergence of a New World Order?

Iran’s economic struggle has only just begun

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The true figures of Iran’s economic collapse after the US attack

Interview with Maj. (res.) Alexander Grinberg...
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The Iranian Economy at Breaking Point

Hyperinflation, war damage, sanctions, and succession turmoil have left the Islamic Republic with little capacity...
Carpet sellers at the Grand Bazaar of Isfahan, Iran. Archive photo: Shutterstock

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