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A New Security Architecture for West Asia
Can a regional security order built around permanent foreign military presence still deliver stability?
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About this episode
The latest war in the Middle East has revived a fundamental question: can a security order built around permanent foreign military presence still deliver stability? The evidence increasingly suggests that the traditional model has reached its limits.
This episode examines why West Asia may need a locally anchored, region-led security architecture—one shaped by the states and societies that live with its consequences, rather than by distant powers whose priorities can change overnight.
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