The Treaty
Iran's state media kept score: thirty-eight times, a deal was declared imminent. But claim thirty-nine came with something the other thirty-eight didn't — a...
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Military Hardware: Tanks, Bombers, Submarines and More
Washington's victory narrative on Iran is already taking shape — destroyed launchers, degraded capabilities, reopened lanes. One analyst's blunt read: it's an intermission. What...
Military Hardware: Tanks, Bombers, Submarines and More
The ceasefire is officially meaningless — Tehran's words — and the last 48 hours looked like the war's first weeks. Now Washington is openly...
Dollars and Sense
Washington says traffic through Hormuz is "rising very meaningfully." The tracking data says four ships made it through on Tuesday — and on Wednesday,...
The Treaty
America started the Iran war — and is now being sidelined from it, as Israel and Iran trade strikes on their own schedules. One...
Military Hardware: Tanks, Bombers, Submarines and More
For generations, American war planning rested on one assumption: the U.S. could fight two major wars at once. The Iran war is quietly demolishing...
Dollars and Sense
Iran's oil has never been worth more — and the regime can't sell a drop, its tanks full and its troops now going unpaid....
Dollars and Sense
The Iran war's strangest ledger entry is its winner. While the Strait of Hormuz stays choked and economies from Europe to Asia brace for...
Dollars and Sense
Locked in a seeming stalemate, Iran and America would both like a favorable deal to end the ongoing war and to open the Strait...