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- How Iran’s regional ambitions have developed since 1979
Iran’s quest for regional hegemony after 1979 and Turkey’s shift away from Europe to its neighborhood (sometimes called Neo-Ottomanism) transformed the region The Middle East was now
- How Iran Became Isolated in the Middle East | TIME
The Islamic Republic hopes it can convince the Gulf Arab states to tell the U S to pressure Israel to end its military campaign Israel has framed its war on Iran as a boost to regional and
- Irans strategic loneliness: From regional overextension to . . .
Iran’s regional footprint reached its apex during the Syrian civil war The cumulative effect of expanding military-political engagement was the overextension of the Islamic Republic It came to look as if Iran sought to assert regional leadership by leveraging its central geographic position in West Asia
- Iran’s Regional Influence Crumbles as Alliances Shift
With its economy under strain from sanctions and mismanagement, Tehran is struggling to maintain both its domestic stability and its external influence Iran has responded to these setbacks by intensifying propaganda efforts, including showcasing advanced missile systems to project strength
- Iran’s Geopolitical Footprint: Regional Power or Global . . .
Since the Islamic Revolution of 1979, Iran’s foreign policy has been deeply influenced by the ideological principles of the Islamic Republic The revolution transformed the country from a pro-Western monarchy under Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi to an anti-imperial, Islamic republic
- Iran’s Islamic Revolution How It Changed The Country Forever
Iran shifted its alliances and sought to build relationships with countries that shared similar anti-imperialist and anti-Western sentiments This led to closer ties with countries like Syria
- A Revolution and A War: How Iran Transformed Today’s Middle East
The revolution brought about a completely different discourse by bringing down millennia of monarchical rule to an Islamic Republic Iran, once an ally of the United States, turned into one of its avid foes, resisting its imperial tendencies
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