Ruhollah Khomeini Articles

The Revolution Will Be Mercantilized

Ali Ansari | Feb 11, 2010
Iran is degenerating into a security state, with the Revolutionary Guard Corps at the helm. The fight for supremacy among the hard-line elite can only lead to a crisis within the Iranian state.

Iranian Resurrection

Robert Baer | Oct 30, 2008
Iran is becoming a superpower. Funding proxy armies, controlling vital energy hubs and winning the heart of the Arab street, Tehran has created a sphere of influence on an imperial scale. If we don’t do something—and soon—Iran, not China or Russia

A Broken Engagement

Barbara Slavin | Nov 01, 2007
Hell hath no fury like a Tehran scorned.

Protecting Kosovo at the Expense of New York

Dimitri K. Simes | Sep 26, 2006
In his blog Subjective Evaluation, Dimitri K. Simes disputes former President Clinton's assertion that his administration

Lessons from the Chavez Controversy

Paul J. Saunders | Sep 22, 2006
Now on Subjective Evaluation from guest poster Paul J. Saunders, Publisher of National Interest online: House Democrat Charles Rangel may have been playing politics in his rebuke o

An Axis of Democracy?

Rajan Menon
Swati Pandey
| Jun 01, 2006
History kept India and Israel apart. But times have changed. Will strategic necessity keep them together?

The New Axis of Oil

Flynt Leverett
Pierre Noel
| Jun 01, 2006
A structural shift in energy markets creates new geopolitics.

The Culture Club

Lawrence E. Harrison | Mar 01, 2006
Not all cultures are equally conducive to progress.

The Osirak Fallacy

Richard K. Betts | Mar 01, 2006
If a strike on Osirak failed to turn back the clock on Saddam's nuclear program, why would one work for Iran?

Conflict Conundrums

Tim Potier | Mar 01, 2006
For the United States, mediating territorial crises must involve geopolitical juggling.

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