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Operation Economic Outcast: The Escalation Trap in Five Cases
How four campaigns of maximum economic pressure produced the same structural pattern, and why Iran may be the fifth
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North Korea Sent Troops to Russia. History Shows What Comes Next.
How the Angola template explains the deal, the price, and what North Korea becomes.
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The Iran Deal That Exists Only in Speeches
How long can inventories, reserves, and markets keep absorbing a reality that political language refuses to acknowledge?
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America Could Win the Nuclear Strike and Lose the World
How a nuclear strike on Iran would destroy the architecture American primacy depends on.
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The Recurring Script
How institutions respond rationally to constraint-pressure, producing inevitable escalation.
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67 Days of Airstrikes Did Not Reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
How constitutional limits, asymmetric naval warfare, and Chinese diplomacy outlasted American airpower.