Calls for Syrian involvement in addressing Hezbollah’s weapons risk reopening old wounds, deepening regional tensions, and dragging both Lebanon and Syria into a new cycle of instability, argues the author.
A landmark U.S.-Iran understanding aims to avert economic turmoil, revive diplomacy, and reshape the Middle East—but the nuclear question remains unresolved.
A controversial U.S.–Iran agreement reshapes the Middle East order, raising questions over whether Washington’s deal-making has strengthened Tehran’s leverage or secured American interests.
Leaked provisions suggest sanctions relief and economic reintegration for Iran, while Israel warns that the deal overlooks missiles and regional proxy networks, heightening fears in Washington and Tel Aviv.
How security, economic, and identity fears shape societies, and why overusing fear weakens trust, imagination, and long-term stability.
