Iran's geopolitical future and the rise of three global powers

The article discusses a potential shift in global power dynamics, moving from a unipolar world to a tripolar system involving the US, China, and Russia. This transition is linked to the potential neutralization of Iran's current regime, which could reshape regional alliances and influence in the Middle East. The article suggests this could lead to a more pragmatic, less ideological regional order. The analysis explores the implications for Europe, East Asia, and the broader international system, highlighting risks of instability and the potential for a new era of "competitive stability" or escalating conflict.