#US Foreign Policy

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

Trump said the US Navy sank an Iranian frigate—killing 104 sailors—because it was "more fun" than capturing it. What happens when justification disappears from the language of power?

Ten days into the US-Israel war on Iran, over 2,000 targets struck and 1,255 dead — yet Washington's endgame remains unclear. We unpack the contradictions.

Trump says Cuba will 'fall pretty soon.' After Venezuela and Iran, the White House sees a winning streak. But regime change has a way of writing its own ending.

Senator Lindsey Graham openly frames the US-Israel war on Iran as a resource investment. What does it mean when military intervention is justified in the language of profit?

The US-Israeli military strike on Iran and the assassination of its top political leader may matter less for what happened than for the precedents it sets. A PRISM analysis of what comes next.

The Trump administration is weighing deployment of US ground forces in Iran. What does this mean for oil markets, regional stability, and the next chapter of US foreign policy?

Ten days into the US-Israel war with Iran, Trump is now claiming veto power over who leads the Islamic Republic. Is this about nukes, or something bigger?

Rival Iranian exile groups are racing to win U.S. backing as a potential post-regime transition looms. But history warns: outside powers picking winners rarely ends well.

The US didn't stumble into the Gaza conflict — it walked in with open eyes. As the Trump administration attempts to broker an exit, the harder question is what "ending" actually means.