Proxy Wars: How Turkey and Iran Employ Militias Abroad
Originally published by The National Interest Iran and Turkey are using proxy militias to insert themselves in conflicts across the Middle...
Maya Carlin
Analyst
Maya Carlin is an analyst at the Center for Security Policy, located in Washington D.C. She also has a M.A. in Counter-Terrorism and Homeland Security from IDC Herzliya’s Lauder School of Government in Israel.
Maya Carlin is an analyst at the Center for Security Policy, located in Washington D.C. She also has a M.A. in Counter-Terrorism and Homeland Security from IDC Herzliya’s Lauder School of Government in Israel.
Turkey Is Prolonging The Bloodshed In Nagorno-Karabakh
Originally published by The National Interest As the civilian death toll continues to rise at the site of the Armenian-Azerbaijani...
On the Anniversary of Iraq’s Uprising, Iran Still Kills With Impunity
Originally published by the National Interest In order for Iraqi Prime Minister Kadhimi to stabilize the U.S.-Iraqi relationship and quell...
What’s behind the Ankara-Tehran partnership?
Originally published by Jewish News Syndicate (September 16, 2020 / JNS) In a video conference on Tuesday, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and...
Will the new wave of protests in Iraq finally thwart Iranian influence?
Originally posted by The Times of Israel Following the murders of three prominent anti-corruption activists in Iraq, frustrated demonstrators once...
Erdogan tests Iraq’s sovereignty in latest round of airstrikes
Originally published by the Jerusalem Post Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi must draw a red line to thwart Turkey’s aggression....
Tehran’s proxies continue to be a regional spoiler
Originally published by the Jerusalem Post Common thread connecting Lebanon and Iraq’s worsening turmoil is the influence of Iran. On...
Al-Kadhimi’s balancing act of US-Iranian tensions and Iraqi sovereignty
Originally published by the Jerusalem Post Iraq’s new prime minister must juggle rising US-Iranian tensions and Iraqi sovereignty amid his...
China’s medicinal monopoly leaves the world vulnerable
Originally published by AndMagazine Coronavirus has revealed America’s dependence on China for protective and medical supplies. The Chinese government stunned...
Turkey, Iran test new Iraqi PM’s resolve
Originally published by the Israel Hayom On June 18, Baghdad summoned the ambassadors from Iran and Turkey to discuss their...
Is Iraq’s new PM losing the fight against Iranian-backed militias?
Originally published by the Jerusalem Post Kadhimi pledged to rein in Iranian-backed militias, but recent events highlight the difficulty of...
Situation Report – Sunday rocket attack targets Baghdad’s Green Zone
On Sunday, July 5, the Iraqi military confirmed that a rocket targeting Baghdad’s fortified Green Zone, home to the US...
Tehran meddles in US-Iraq strategic talks
Originally published by Jewish News Syndicate U.S. and Iraqi officials began a series of talks on June 11 as part...
Will Iraq’s new PM shake off Iran’s grip on the region?
Originally published by Jerusalem Post As popular animosity towards Iran continues to grow, the Islamic Republic may lose its strategic...
Situation Report: Iran navy hits own ship with missile, killing 19
An Iranian missile struck an Iranian navy support vessel in the Gulf of Oman, killing at least 19 sailors and injuring...
Iran subverts international law amid virus outbreak
Originally published by The Times of Israel The Iranian leadership continues to take advantage of the COVID-19 crisis, more recently...