Mike Doran

Mike Doran, a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute and expert on Middle Eastern affairs, shares his insights on America’s recent military strikes against Iran's nuclear facilities. He discusses the complexities of U.S.-Iran relations and predictions for future escalation. The conversation also touches on America's evolving military strategies, the shifting dynamics with Israeli cooperation, and the role of political figures in shaping foreign policy. Doran emphasizes the intricate balance of power and the potential consequences of these military actions.

Mike Doran, senior fellow and director of the Center for Peace and Security in the Middle East at the Hudson Institute, explains the Iran conflict as a race of exhaustion. He outlines Iran’s calibrated retaliation, limits of interceptors and counterstrikes, and three possible end states for the regime. He also details deep U.S.-Israel operational integration and what to watch next.

Mike Doran, a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute, offers deep insights into U.S.-Iran relations and the geopolitical landscape. He discusses Trump's cautious military stance and China's surprising transport flights to Iran. The conversation dives into Iran's missile strategies and their implications for Israel, revealing the complexities of international diplomacy. They also explore the ripple effects of military actions on public sentiment and the troubling interplay of social media narratives surrounding these tense issues.

Dr. Mike Doran, Middle East scholar and director at the Hudson Institute and former NSC senior director, breaks down Trump’s Board of Peace and its two‑phase Gaza framework. He explores who might realistically disarm Hamas, why Arab states balk at using force, and how the plan aims to sidestep the UN and project global ambitions. Short, clear takes on the political and legal hurdles shaping Gaza’s future.

Mike Doran, senior fellow at Hudson Institute, discusses the forces behind the Israel-Hamas conflict: Iran, Russia, and China. They explore the concept of victory for Israel, the role of the Middle East in US foreign policy, and China's challenge to the US in the global energy trade.