Former British diplomat Alastair Crooke examines the strategic consequences of the wars in Iran and Ukraine.

Former British diplomat Alastair Crooke examines the strategic consequences of the wars in Iran and Ukraine.

During the Safavid period, Qazvin was transformed into a royal landscape of palaces, gardens, avenues, and public institutions – many of which remain major tourist attractions today – establishing urban principles that would later be replicated in many other cities.

The program examines what the hosts and guests describe as Israel's growing influence in Mexico and across Latin America.

As the Iran-US war enters a new phase, Professor John Mearsheimer argues that Washington lacks a viable strategy and is steadily losing leverage.

As the Iran-US war enters a new phase, Professor John Mearsheimer argues that Washington lacks a viable strategy and is steadily losing leverage.

This episode looks at whether growing regional efforts to ease Iran-US tensions and resist Washington’s secondary sanctions are reshaping the balance of power in West Asia and beyond.