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The Implications of Orbán’s Loss in Hungary
Hungary’s parliamentary elections over the weekend witnessed a record turnout as voters ousted strongman Viktor...
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Failure of U.S.-Iran Talks and U.S. Blockade Might Presage Renewed Hostilities
21 hours of U.S.-Iran talks in Islamabad clarified Tehran and...
In Islamabad, Iran Will Try to Cement Strategic Gains
Iranian leaders interpret U.S. President Donald Trump’s agreement to a...
An Already Tenuous Ceasefire in Iran Hovers on the Verge of Collapse
On Wednesday morning, hours after U.S. President Donald Trump announced...
The U.S. and Iran Agree to a Two-Week Ceasefire
Less than two hours before his Tuesday deadline for Iran...
The Human Dimension of the Iran War: The Intolerable Plight of Civilians
The daily coverage of the war in Iran, now in...
Iran’s Missile and Drone Arsenal Remains Potent Despite Five Weeks of Intensive Strikes
At the outset of Operation Epic Fury, President Trump defined...
Iran Taps Its Axis of Resistance for Reinforcement
Iran has tasked its Axis of Resistance partners to help...
Where is the War in Iran Heading? Trump’s Speech Sheds Light on U.S. Endgame
On Wednesday night, U.S. President Donald Trump addressed the nation...
After the Guns Fall Silent, a Failed State in Iran Could Breed an Insurgency
After more than a month of war between the United...
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The Soufan Center hosted the second annual Global Summit on Terrorism and Political Violence on September 9–10, 2025, in New York City. Held as part of the September 10 Project, the Summit underscores our continued commitment to honoring the memory of 9/11 victims and addressing today’s evolving global threats. This annual summit was born from the understanding that we must never become complacent—never take our eyes off the warning signs, trendlines, or fault lines that may allow terrorist organizations to reemerge and exploit our blind spots.
