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Author - Associate Professor - Directing Staff - CEO of @MENAanalytica Interests: MENA, Gulf, Network-centric statecraft Views are my own
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War has shifted how power works in Iran

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By Andreas Krieg
| Asia Times Verified
When Washington on August 19 unveiled its economic “D-Day” – the latest tightening of the financial siege and the blockade around Iran’s ports – it believed it was applying decisive leverage. But in Tehran the move was read as something else entirely: as confirmation that the US still prefers pressure to any settlement it might one day have to honor. Across a political system that agrees on almost nothing, the interpretation was remarkably uniform.
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War has shifted how power works in Iran

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By Andreas Krieg
| Tolerance Canada
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Girl Scouts USA responds to controversy over 'Islamic' badges

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By Andreas Krieg, Nouran Saleh
| Middle East Eye Verified
After a viral tweet accused the organisation of embedding Islamic practices into scouting, GSUSA says the badges come from an independent faith group A medal ribbon reading "Girl Scout of the Islamic Faith — In the Name of Allah" (Screenshot via X/@nataliegwinters) 27 August 2026 19:37 BST ago The Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA) came under fire online this week after being accused of "Islamising" its programmes.
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