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  Has Iran’s Military Strategy Strengthened the U.S. Security Role in the Middle East? In recent months, the direct confrontation between the Islamic Republic of Iran, Israel, and the United States has once again raised an important question across the Middle East: Has Tehran's military strategy, despite its declared objectives, ultimately strengthened the United States' security role in the region? It appears that whenever tensions between Iran, the United States, and Israel escalate, the Arab states of the Persian Gulf become increasingly reliant on Washington's security guarantees. Military exchanges—particularly those occurring near strategic energy routes, ports, maritime chokepoints, and critical infrastructure—have heightened concerns among Gulf governments about regional instability, creating greater momentum for expanding defense cooperation with the United States. At the same time, initiatives such as joint Arab security frameworks, the concept often referred t...

  The United States vs. the International Criminal Court: A New Battle Between National Sovereignty and Global Justice Introduction The announcement of a new U.S. campaign against the International Criminal Court (ICC) has once again brought a long-standing dispute between Washington and international justice institutions to the center of global attention. The U.S. government argues that the ICC represents a threat to American sovereignty because it claims the authority to investigate, prosecute, and potentially punish American officials and military personnel. Supporters of the ICC, however, argue that international courts are essential to ensuring accountability for serious crimes and preventing impunity, regardless of a person’s political position or nationality. This confrontation reflects a broader debate in international politics: should national sovereignty remain the highest principle, or should international institutions have the power to hold individuals accountable f...