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Chinese analysts say Iran's missile and drone stockpiles may last just 2–3 more months under current US-Israeli strikes. But the war's end depends less on weapons than on Trump's political calculus.

Israel and Iran are locked in open conflict—but the real puzzle isn't how the war started. It's who actually wants it to stop, and whether they have the power to do so.

Israeli PM Netanyahu says he wants to 'create conditions' for Iranian regime change, as Iranian missiles hit northern Israel and protests erupt across Europe. What does this mean for global stability?

Iran and Hezbollah launched simultaneous attacks on Israel. Dubai was hit by drones. Saudi Arabia and the UAE condemned Tehran. What's driving this escalation—and where does it end?

For the first time since the 1956 Suez Crisis, the IDF is conducting a major military offensive alongside an ally. What does this shift mean for Middle East geopolitics?

US-Israeli strikes killed Iran's top commanders. Now Tehran is holding state funerals while warning its own citizens not to protest. The fallout is reaching as far as the Philippines.

US-Israeli strikes hit Tehran as Beirut burns again. With North Korea testing missiles in parallel, the Middle East conflict is no longer containable. What does this mean for the world?

An Israeli airstrike hit a residential building in central Beirut with no warning, as Lebanon's death toll surpasses 570 and nearly 700,000 people are displaced. What does 'frontline' even mean anymore?

US-Israeli strikes hit Tehran. Iran responded with multi-warhead missiles. A drone fell over Erbil. The Middle East is entering territory that no longer fits the old rules.

Israel has rejected Lebanon's request for a ceasefire to allow talks. As Middle East tensions simmer again, we unpack what this means for energy markets, regional stability, and the limits of military-first diplomacy.

US and Israeli strikes hit residential buildings, a school, and power infrastructure in Iran. Trump threatened not just Iran's leaders but its entire population. What are the rules of war — and who enforces them?

From Beirut hotels to Tehran oil depots, the Israel-Iran shadow war is rewriting the rules of modern conflict. What happens when there are no front lines?