#ForeignPolicyAnalysis

Europe | Geo Politics | Iran | Israel | United States
Between Principle and Pragmatism: Europe’s Tightrope Walk in the Iran War
Byeaglepk.43@gmail.com 18/04/202618/04/2026
(By Faraz Ahmed) When emergency foreign ministers convened in Brussels last month, the mood was less one of coordinated resolve than of calibrated caution. Behind closed doors, European diplomats wrestled with a familiar but increasingly urgent question: how to uphold foundational commitments to international law and multilateral diplomacy while navigating the hard realities of alliance…
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Geo Politics | Global Issues | Iran | Pakistan | United States
The Architecture of Retreat: Systems, Statecraft, and the Illusion of Victory in U.S.–Iran Diplomacy
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(By Khalid Masood) I. Introduction: The Echo in the Corridors “In diplomacy, nothing is more dangerous than the illusion of a fresh start.” — Adapted from Henry Kissinger In the corridors of power in Washington, this maxim finds renewed resonance as the familiar refrain—“We are close to a big deal”—echoes once again through the West…
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Geo Politics | India | Pakistan
Consistent Failures of India: A Diplomatic Debacle in a Multipolar World
Byeaglepk.43@gmail.com 03/09/202503/09/2025
(By Quratulain Khalid) In the intricate web of contemporary international relations, India finds itself ensnared in a classic Catch-22 predicament—unable to sever its deep-rooted economic and strategic ties with the United States, yet increasingly drawn towards the Russia-China axis. This uneasy duality reveals the profound inadequacies of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his foreign policy…
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