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January 2026
Print Issue No. 16: IRAN: THE BREAKING POINT
The editors of the JST are pleased to offer for downloading the Winter 2026 print issue, with analysis of Iran, Venezuela,...
Essays
January 2026
The Benefits of Removing Maduro
Making foreign policy is very often a compromise between supporting one’s values and securing one’s interests, between...
Essays
January 2026
THE END OF PALESTINE
When the UN General Assembly voted overwhelmingly in favor of Palestinian statehood in September 2025, with only 10 against...
Essays
January 2026
Profiting from the Lessons of Iraq in Venezuela
Lessons learned from the US occupation of Iraq (from 2003 to 2011) should guide the aftermath of the US military...
Essays
January 2026
Trump’s Africa Deal Threatened by Continuing Ethnic Hatreds
On December 4, 2025, President Donald Trump presided over a signing ceremony at the US Institute for Peace for a peace...
Essays
January 2026
Will Turkey Allow Syria to Rebuild?
Syria is at a crossroads. President Donald Trump’s vow to do everything he can to help the war-torn country offers it a...
Book & Movie Reviews
January 2026
Partition and Its Discontents
Sam Dalrymple, Shattered Lands: Five Partitions and the Making of Modern India, William Collins, 2025
The most sweeping...
THE JST INTERVIEW
January 2026
Daniel Runde on Venezuela and Iran: Power Shifts and the New Global Geopolitical Moment
https://youtu.be/Q-q9MAnenKc
By answering the questions of Jacob Heilbrunn, Daniel Runde, Senior Advisor at the Center...
Essays
January 2026
Hamas Restructures
According to Israeli military assessments, Hamas currently has no single figure currently holding the entire apparatus...
Essays
January 2026
A Sharp Right Turn for Chile
The resounding electoral victory on December 14 of conservative José Antonio Kast reflects the dissatisfactions of Chile, a...
