Pezeshkian
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Iran’s Gas Capacity Claim and the Politics of Self-Sufficiency
Pezeshkian’s Moscow figures reveal a production system built under pressure, yet the distinction between capacity and output complicates the strategic picture General Article | October 2026 The Gas Exporting Countries Forum convened in Moscow during late October 2026, bringing together states that collectively hold the majority of the world’s natural gas reserves, and the Iranian… Continue reading
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The Diesel Deal and the Fracturing of the Atlantic Order
How a single phone call between Putin and Trump exposed the collapse of NATO unity, the desperation of the American energy crisis, and the emergence of a multipolar diplomatic architecture that bypasses the institutions of Western hegemony Editorial Analysis | October 2026 The ninety-minute telephone conversation between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump on the evening… Continue reading
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The Masterstroke – Iran’s President Went Straight to the Empire’s Scriptwriters
Why meeting the think tanks that predicted Iran’s collapse is an act of intellectual warfare that targets the narrative machinery of American primacy General Article | September 2026 The encounter between Pezeshkian and the think tanks constitutes intellectual warfare rather than conventional diplomacy because it targets the institutions that write the briefing papers, draft the… Continue reading
