A Counter-Proxy Framework for the Middle East

Iran has long been a thorn in the American side, counteracting U.S. influence and allies throughout the Middle East. In the last fifty years, such belligerence has notably increased, perpetuated through various proxies across Iraq, Syria, Lebanon and Yemen. This brief will cover how Iran is attempting to uproot America’s geopolitical foundation in the Middle East and how this outcome can be prevented through targeted policy solutions.

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December 12, 2025

Inquiry-driven, this project may reflect personal views, aiming to enrich problem-related discourse.

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Nikhil Bawa

Effective Discourse Intern

Nikhil Bawa is a student at The Harker School interested in politics, foreign policy, and history. He's passionate about approaching civil discourse in a meaningful and peaceful way. He also loves driving and looking at cars!

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