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A Comparative Analysis of the Foreign Policies of Trump and Harris

WEEKLY ANALYSES

In conclusion, the most important point to emphasize in this analysis is the gap between what the United States and the Zionist regime assumed about Iran’s system and what they actually encountered in practice. They believed that by removing a small number of individuals at the top, the entire system would collapse. However, Iran demonstrated that it possesses a multi-layered and distributed structure—one in which the failure of a single component does not paralyze the whole system.

May 11, 2026

From Imposed War to Victory: Explaining Iran’s Success in the Conflict with the United States and the Zionist Regime

The Persian Gulf states find themselves in a complex and multi-layered position in the conflict between the U.S.–Israeli axis and Iran, where their strategic choices have the potential to significantly shape the future of the region. The continuation of a defensive posture, while less costly and more conducive to faster recovery and reconstruction, would still mean the persistence of uncertainty and ongoing economic pressure. It may reduce immediate military risks, but it does not fully eliminate long-term security concerns or regional instability.

April 27, 2026

The Persian Gulf Arab States in Relation to a Potential U.S. and Israeli Attack on Iran: Roles, Costs, and Future Scenarios

The confrontation between the United States, Israel, and Iran—now paused under a fragile ceasefire and accompanied by inconclusive negotiations—stems from a fundamentally zero-sum strategic dynamic. The United States and Israel seek a “neutralized” Iran: one without nuclear technological capacity, deprived of advanced long-range weapons, and with minimal regional influence. From Iran’s perspective, however, accepting such conditions would amount to the dismantling of its technological, military, and political capabilities, ultimately placing the state on a path toward strategic vulnerability and possible collapse.

April 20, 2026

The Confrontation Between the United States, Israel, and Iran: Drivers and Prospects

POLICY PAPERS

Although the interim government in Syria has only been in place for three months, it has made notable progress in both domestic and foreign affairs. Under the leadership of Ahmad Al-Shara, the government has taken significant steps to reduce Syria’s international isolation.

March 13, 2025

Foreign Policy of Syria’s Interim Government: Principles, Actions, and Challenges

The book

December 9, 2020

The book “World under Corona” was published

COMBATING THE COVID-19 POLICY RECOMMENDATION FOR THE AFGHAN GOVERNMENT

June 8, 2020

COMBATING THE COVID-19 POLICY RECOMMENDATION FOR THE AFGHAN GOVERNMENT

The publication of the treatise

July 10, 2014

The publication of the treatise “Permanent US Military Bases and Their Effects on the Future of Afghanistan”

Afghanistan's current crisis situations and future scenarios

April 9, 2013

Afghanistan’s current crisis situations and future scenarios” strategic pamphlet was published

NEWS & EVENTS

Meeting Between (CSRS) and Uzbekistan's Institute for Advanced International Studies(IAIS)

December 2, 2025

Meeting Between (CSRS) and Uzbekistan’s Institute for Advanced International Studies(IAIS)

Conference: Examining Negotiations Between Afghanistan and Pakistan – Challenges and Opportunities

November 20, 2025

Conference: Examining Negotiations Between Afghanistan and Pakistan – Challenges and Opportunities

Seminar on the Future of Afghanistan’s Relations with Neighboring Countries Concluded in Kabul

June 20, 2022

Seminar on the Future of Afghanistan’s Relations with Neighboring Countries Concluded in Kabul

PUBLICATIONS

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Afghanistan in the past one and a half-decade

book 1

The scientific and legal evaluation of BSA

book 3

The War and Peace Report during the National Unity Government