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Patrick GibbonsFinancial Review |
The Tehran regime’s use of proxy forces has left it boxed into a regional fight that it does not really want.
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The retaliatory strikes point to a toughening US position, with the Biden administration saying everything is on the table, but the reality is...
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A military attack would play into Tehran’s hands. But the Biden administration’s relaxing of pressure has allowed Iran to fund an escalation of...
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Going on for 44 years since the overthrow of the Shah, Tehran has tried to destabilise the region with Israel in the frontline.