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The U.S. Waits Out the Iran War, Eyeing Potential Intervention in Cuba
On July 20, the U.S. Department of State issued a nine-section report, titled “Cuba: the...
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A Year of Monitoring: Anti-Data Center Narratives and Threats
The state of New York has established the United States’...
The U.S.-Iran War Escalates and Expands Horizontally
The declaration by U.S. and Iranian officials that their June...
A Return to All-Out War in Iran?
As frustrations mount within the Trump administration over stalled negotiations...
Baghdad Moves Toward Washington and Away from Tehran
On Tuesday, Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi, on his first...
Syria’s Transition Advances Amid Persistent Security Challenges
As Syria seeks to further develop its political institutions, rebuild...
Global Demand for Ukraine’s Drone and Counterdrone Expertise and Technology
The now more than four-year-long Russo-Ukraine War has positioned Kyiv...
No End to the U.S.-Iran War in Sight
To the frustration of U.S., regional, and global officials, the...
How is the War in Iran Affecting African Nations?
Even a cursory glance at the daily headlines related to...
Oman Is Front and Center as Iran Truce Collapses
This week’s apparent collapse of the U.S.-Iran ceasefire will position...
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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.
