Can the Democrats pull the brakes on the president? Washington's upcoming scenarios; From the intensification of the conflict to the cautious approach in the shadow of the change in the balance of Congress, the victory of the Democrats in the mid-term elections of the American Congress changed the balance of power. Majid Muhammad Sharfi, an assistant professor at Khwarazmi University, believes that due to the lack of an absolute majority of Democrats and the need for a two-thirds vote in the Senate to veto the president, Congress will not be a major obstacle against Trump's military actions. He sees two likely scenarios regarding Trump's future approach to Iran: first, increasing confrontation to compensate for internal failures and registering the political legacy and second, adopting a more cautious approach to cutting costs. According to Mohammad Sharifi, the realization of these scenarios depends on the two factors of "possible preemptive behavior by Israel" and "the balance of opinion in the Trump cabinet" (including figures like Marco Rubio and J. Dee Vance, who are watching the 2028 elections). Read more: Has the Trump machine been activated in Washington? This report examines the historic record-breaking in the election of new governors and representatives and the implications of this shift in the balance of power for control and possible control of Trump's domestic and foreign policy. Iran in the equation after Trump's defeat This report examines the impact of the Republican defeat on Washington's policy towards Iran. He also analyzes how this shift in the balance of power increased the political cost of continuing the war for Donald Trump, placing him between scenarios of diplomatic withdrawal, limited agreement, or escalation of pressure. Carter's Nightmare Lurks in the White House This report examines the challenges and divisions within the Democratic Party ahead of the 2028 presidential elections and examines the views of the two camps of the "moderates" (based on the resurgence of national power and strategic competition) and the "progressives" (in favor of a multipolar order, debt reduction, and prioritizing transnational challenges). The author warns that the Democrats' failure to achieve a coherent agenda before taking office could paralyze the next administration as it did under Jimmy Carter. The tsunami of blues drowned Trump.

Can the Democrats pull the brakes on the president? Washington's upcoming scenarios; From the intensification of the conflict to the cautious approach in the shadow of the change in the balance of Congress, the victory of the Democrats in the mid-term elections of the American Congress changed the balance of power. Majid Muhammad Sharfi, an assistant professor at Khwarazmi University, believes that due to the lack of an absolute majority of Democrats and the need for a two-thirds vote in the Senate to veto the president, Congress will not be a major obstacle against Trump's military actions. He sees two likely scenarios regarding Trump's future approach to Iran: first, increasing confrontation to compensate for internal failures and registering the political legacy and second, adopting a more cautious approach to cutting costs. According to Mohammad Sharifi, the realization of these scenarios depends on the two factors of "possible preemptive behavior by Israel" and "the balance of opinion in the Trump cabinet" (including figures like Marco Rubio and J. Dee Vance, who are watching the 2028 elections). Read more: Has the Trump machine been activated in Washington? This report examines the historic record-breaking in the election of new governors and representatives and the implications of this shift in the balance of power for control and possible control of Trump's domestic and foreign policy. Iran in the equation after Trump's defeat This report examines the impact of the Republican defeat on Washington's policy towards Iran. He also analyzes how this shift in the balance of power increased the political cost of continuing the war for Donald Trump, placing him between scenarios of diplomatic withdrawal, limited agreement, or escalation of pressure. Carter's Nightmare Lurks in the White House This report examines the challenges and divisions within the Democratic Party ahead of the 2028 presidential elections and examines the views of the two camps of the "moderates" (based on the resurgence of national power and strategic competition) and the "progressives" (in favor of a multipolar order, debt reduction, and prioritizing transnational challenges). The author warns that the Democrats' failure to achieve a coherent agenda before taking office could paralyze the next administration as it did under Jimmy Carter. The tsunami of blues drowned Trump.