Bradley holds an MSc in International Relations of the Middle East from the University of Edinburgh and a BA in Political Science and Arabic/Islamic Studies from Villanova University. He has conducted in-depth research on MENA regional politics, foreign intervention, and conflict dynamics across academic and professional settings.
From Gaza to the Gulf: Political Risk Fallout of Israel’s Strike on Qatar
Israel’s unprecedented strike on Qatar in September 2025 has reshaped the political and security dynamics of the Middle East, injecting new volatility into an already fragile environment. By targeting a…
Lebanon’s Fragile State Faces Hezbollah’s Defiance
The Current Push for Disarmament The debate over Hezbollah’s weapons is not new, but recent regional dynamics have shifted the calculus. Following the 12-day Israel-Iran confrontation earlier this year and…
Internal Crisis, External Pressure: Navigating the Risk of Regime Change in Iran
Amid growing instability in Iran, is the toppling of its leadership still on Israel's cards? The aftermath of the 12-day airstrike exchange between Israel and Iran has left the international…
Economic Relief in Syria: Is There Too Much Optimism?
There has been a flurry of activity related to economic reconstruction in Syria since President Trump met with the interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa last month. The US and the EU…