Time to acknowledge that a deal with Israel for ‘normalization’ won’t get the UAE, Bahrain, and others off the hook.
This year’s record declines could be attributed in part to perceptions of the country’s — and Trump’s — handling of the coronavirus pandemic.
Banning the popular mobile apps will only fan tensions between the US and China and spark blowback against American companies.
H.R. McMaster went so far as to claim on 60 Minutes this week that Trump is siding with the Taliban.
Trump is doing whatever he can to make it impossible for his successor to resolve some of the world’s most intractable problems.
While the administration withdraws from key treaties, the Pentagon is expediting new missile contracts for their friends Raytheon and Northrop Grumman.
The two leaders have formed a unique partnership mired in corruption and fraught with international isolation.
Associating hawkishness with credibility in foreign policy is in itself a symptom of deep malaise that has led the U.S. to excessive entanglements in the Middle East.
The move may have support in Washington and Riyadh, but has Manama fully considered how it will be seen at home?
Surprise, regime change in Venezuela via crippling sanctions and saber rattling didn’t work after all.
It appears that the Trump administration is laying the groundwork for an imminent military confrontation with Iran, seemingly to boost President Trump’s re-election prospects.
These deals will fall apart should the UAE and Bahrain one day become democracies.
The Trump campaign is using the wrong Band-Aid to stanch the bleeding from reported exodus of military support.
The emerging power blocs in the region are more than sufficient to counter-balance each other without US interference
Reversing Donald Trump’s reversal of President Obama’s path to normalization with Cuba could serve as an easy example of America’s reengagement with the world.
The main result of the “maximum pressure” policy to date, aside from the increasing immiseration of the Iranian people, has been the unprecedented degree to which Washington has been isolated from the rest of the world.
But Trump has not only done nothing to mitigate the problem, he has also contributed to it.
A staffer at the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies is trolling critics on Twitter using tactics that could put his targets in real danger.
Despite bipartisan efforts in Congress to withdraw US support for the Saudi-led coalition, the Trump administration continues to add fuel to Yemen’s fire.
Foreseeing a battle to re-engage Iran in a potential Biden administration, more than a dozen progressive groups sent a letter to Capitol Hill calling on House Democrats to dig in.
The so-called ‘Abraham Accord’ is starting to look more like a campaign-related arms deal than a peace agreement.