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Inspired by a recent Stimson publication, this in-person discussion assessed the conflict through a simple but often neglected question: was it worth it? Panelists examined U.S. success in achieving its stated objectives, the war’s direct and indirect costs, and its broader consequences for U.S. strategy in the Middle East. They also considered the underappreciated second-order effects of the war and asked what lessons policymakers should draw from the conflict.

 

Moderated by:

John Hudson, National security reporter, Washington Post

COMMENTARY

Iranian officials have made it clear they do not intend to restore unrestricted transit, seeking a mechanism with Oman to impose “service charges” on transiting vessels

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The most significant function of these “Revolutionary Nights” has been for regime loyalists to control the streets in an effort to reclaim what has been seen as the last bastion of the opposition

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Lack of transparency drives proliferation; only sustained, intrusive monitoring anchored in the Additional Protocol can expose, deter, and prevent Iran’s pursuit of nuclear weapons

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Only decisive actions from the new government that ensure energy independence and state sovereignty can save Iraq from an impending crisis with far-reaching consequences

"While the tournament has so far been secure, the vision of a three-country World Cup as a celebration of multilateralism and North American integration has not been realized."

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The Trialogue

Fyodor Voitolovsky, director of the Institute of World Economy and International Relations at the Russian Academy of Sciences, returns to the Trialogue to lay out Moscow’s vision for ending the war in Ukraine.

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The Net Assessment

In this show, Chris, Melanie, and Zack consider the benefits and costs for U.S. allies and partners who host U.S. bases on their territory. As traditional allies have limited air space and basing access to the United States during the Iran war, has a major fault line in American strategy been publicly exposed? 

Christopher Preble • Melanie Marlowe • Zack Cooper

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