As Israel's strikes shake the foundations of Iran’s regional power, the Middle East stands at a potential turning point. Could Tehran’s losses become a historic opening for a new regional order, one built on normalization, integration, and shared security? In this episode, we ask: If Iran is the loser, who stands to gain? From the Gulf to North Africa, from Tel Aviv to Tehran, we explore how shifting power balances are redrawing alliances, weakening proxy networks, and possibly, just possibly, setting the stage for a more stable Middle East.
1:04 Intro and Audience Comments with Biresh Banerjee and Melissa Chan
5:00 Iran’s Nuclear Program and Israeli Strikes with Professor Sina Azodi, George Washington University
9:30 Does Iran want a bomb?
14:30 Iran’s Proxy Forces and Military Strategy
24:00 Sanctions, Mossad, and Israeli Intelligence
31:00 Could the US get involved? With Professor Fawaz Gerges of the London School of Economics
36:00 Is Israel’s Endgame Regime Change? Danny Citrinowicz, Atlantic Council
40:00 What Happens if the Iranian Regime Falls?
45:00 Regional Escalation and the Gulf States' Dilemma
53:00 China, Russia, and Global Power Plays
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