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JST WorldWatch
February 2026
Iran and the Limits of U.S. Diplomacy
https://youtu.be/mTAoRw89-J0
The American approach rests on incentives, integration, and long-term stability. The...
Essays
February 2026
Why Trump’s Charm Offensive in Japan Worked
Your Sunday probably wasn’t as good as Sanae Takaichi’s. The Japanese prime minister romped to victory in her country’s...
JST Situation Room
February 2026
Yemen and the Architecture of Destabilization
https://youtu.be/M3u2FV0Ry44
Yemen has quietly become a testing ground—measuring how far hybrid actors can go in...
Editorials
February 2026
Iran, Time, and the Test of Diplomacy
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s arrival in Washington this week is not a routine diplomatic engagement. It comes at a...
THE JST INTERVIEW
February 2026
Wolfgang Pordzik: Why Germany’s Transatlantic Certainties Are Eroding
https://youtu.be/yiuMY4ugWM4
In this conversation with Jacob Heilbrunn, Wolfgang Pordzik, Former EVP – DH, reflects on...
Essays
February 2026
The Case for Foreign Intervention in Iran
As with many contemporary challenges, the case for foreign intervention in Iran has a clear precedent: NATO’s intervention...
Essays
February 2026
Leading Humanity to the Stars Through US-Israel Partnership
Israel has emerged as a beacon of innovation, from drip irrigation sustaining arid lands to cybersecurity fortifying...
Editorials
February 2026
Yemen Is Not a Gulf Rivalry—It Is a Test of Whether Extremism Can Be Contained
For years, Yemen has been misread in Washington and beyond as a peripheral conflict driven primarily by Gulf rivalries,...
Essays
February 2026
Iran Faces Mass Atrocities; Iranians Fight for Their Renaissance
Mass killings, foreign militias, and post-mortem extortion reveal a crimes-against-humanity logic the world can no longer...
Essays
February 2026
A Key to Greenland’s Future Development
The Inter-American Development Bank should be central to the next chapter of Greenland’s development, with US backing. The...
