From the Cloudy Uplands
From the Cloudy UplandsWritings on politics, foreign affairs and book reviews
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Iran's Grand Strategy by Vali Nasr: Understanding the other or rationalising a theocracy?
Vali Nasr is undoubtedly an Iran expert. But at times while reading Iran’s Grand Strategy one wonders if he is an Iran expert for a world that no longer exists. As well as advising the Obama State Department, an administration that sought a...
How do Iranians see the Israeli strikes?
The Israeli strikes on Iran on Friday, June 13, were not the first direct clash between the two states. But for the Iranian regime, the assassination of its military leadership and two nuclear scientists in their beds, along with attacks on...
Starmer is right, no one wants to live on an island of strangers!
A group of Cabinet Ministers met to discuss a radical plan on immigration. The Home Secretary, “with the air of a man whose mind was made up,” dismissed “bloody liberalism,” a Minister wrote in his diary. Official minutes noted that the Hom...
As Iranians celebrate Nowruz, Khamenei bemoans his Annus horribilis
As Iranians turned the final pages of their calendars, closing the book on the Iranian year 1403 and preparing to welcome the ancient festival of Nowruz to their homes, some reflected on a year of tumult and uncertainty. "Oh year, may you l...
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Mainly watching Iran from rainy Britain. Some thoughts on British politics too.
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