Since the conflict broke out in February, Iran has targeted non-military infrastructure in the Gulf states, posing an ongoing threat to the region’s stability.
As regional neighbors pivot to a "southern strategy," Tehran faces a narrowing path to maintaining its maritime influence.
Despite finding renewed unity in supporting the ceasefire, countries in the region are divided in their positions toward Iran
A look at the violence in the Gulf of Oman and Persian Gulf during the war, and what may keep the US and Iran at the negotiating table now.
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Since the conflict broke out in February, Iran has targeted non-military infrastructure in the Gulf states, posing an ongoing threat to the region’s stability.
Watch the recorded conversation about how the Iran war has reshaped Israeli and Gulf threat perceptions, what the MoU could mean for regional security in the months ahead, etc.
As regional neighbors pivot to a "southern strategy," Tehran faces a narrowing path to maintaining its maritime influence.
Despite finding renewed unity in supporting the ceasefire, countries in the region are divided in their positions toward Iran
A look at the violence in the Gulf of Oman and Persian Gulf during the war, and what may keep the US and Iran at the negotiating table now.
ACLED’s Yemen and the Gulf Senior Analyst, Luca Nevola, comments on Iran’s attacks on Gulf countries
Iran has retaliated against Israel’s attacks on its oil facilities by attacking energy infrastructure and shipping vessels across the Gulf and in the Strait of Hormuz.
As Iran continues to struggle for its survival, the long-term consequences for the regime are uncertain at this stage.
ACLED’s CEO Prof. Clionadh Raleigh comments on Iran’s retaliatory strikes.
Updates on tensions in the Middle East, including conflicts in Gaza, Iraq, and Oman.