Results for "Axis of Resistance"

NPR's Rob Schmitz speaks with Peter Salisbury, professor at Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs, about how Iran and its allies have reshaped the war in the Middle East.

A German newspaper discusses Iran's 'Axis of Resistance' and its continued reliance on loyal Arab militias, particularly the Houthis, in its struggle with the US and Israel, despite being weakened by conflicts in the Middle East.

An analysis explores whether Iran's regional deterrence has been permanently degraded or if its proxy network is evolving into a more resilient force in a post-war era.

An analysis explores the potential implications for Hezbollah and the 'Axis of Resistance' if Iran's financial support diminishes. While the 'Axis of Resistance' is seen as weakened, Hezbollah and Hamas are expected to remain significant factors in the region.

Iran has declared the recent ceasefire in Lebanon a significant diplomatic victory for the "Axis of Resistance," highlighting its perceived success in regional dynamics.

An interview with Vali Nasr, author of 'The Grand Strategy,' reflects on the foundations of the Iranian regime, including its isolation and animosity towards the US, which led to the creation of a now-fragile axis of resistance.

A beginner's guide traces how Hamas’s October 7 attack triggered a regional unravelling, detailing Iran's role in building the Axis of Resistance and how it changed the Middle East.

Iran's 'axis of resistance' has reportedly regrouped around Iraqi militias and Houthi fighters, following setbacks in Syria and Lebanon, to project influence against Israel and the US.

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Tehran has issued a statement asserting that the "axis of resistance" is more united and stronger than ever.

This article is a commentary piece focusing on the political figure Rufián, described as an influencer, and the concept of an 'axis of resistance'.

An e-book offers insights into Iran's struggles with decaying revolutionary ideals, its 'Resistance Economy,' and the future of the 'Axis of Resistance'.

An article providing an in-depth explanation of the geopolitical concept known as the 'Axis of Resistance'.

Drone production, technology transfer, and training have significantly enhanced the operational independence of Iran's regional allies, raising questions about the resilience of this network against military strikes.

Iran reportedly feels strong enough to defend Hezbollah, indicating its intent to maintain its 'Axis of Resistance' alongside its control of Hormuz, nuclear program, and ballistic missiles.

An analysis suggests that Iran's "Axis of Resistance," encompassing groups like the Houthis and Hezbollah, is not weakening but rather undergoing a reformation, indicating a new strategic direction.

Iran and the Axis of Resistance report operations against US-Israeli assets on March 22.

This article explains the 'Axis of Resistance', the proxy forces supporting Iran, and their minimal role in the response since Israel and the United States launched strikes on Iran.

Supreme leader of Iran who maintained theocratic rule at home and an anti-western axis of resistance in the Middle East Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the supreme leader of Iran, has died aged 86 in a large-scale air attack on the country by the US and Israel. He presided over a complex theocratic system that was enforced brutally at home, and sought to influence the exercise of power in other Middle Eastern countries. Though the US and Israel attempted to destroy Iran’s nuclear enrichment programme...