How the assassination of Iran’s top nuclear scientist can sabotage diplomacy & start a war
While it’s currently unclear who is responsible, Israel has the motive and an enabler in Washington.
While it’s currently unclear who is responsible, Israel has the motive and an enabler in Washington.
Slater rights a series of myth, but offers a somewhat unrealistic way forward.
Everything the outgoing administration is doing today seems coordinated to obstruct the Biden team tomorrow.
Israel certainly wants the Saudis to get on the normalization bandwagon, but the monarchy has other, domestic considerations.
By invoking the fall of Saigon in 1975, the Senate Majority Leader only reveals his ignorance.
On security, economy, and heath: we need to think about new frameworks rather than retreating to policies of the past.
As Americans learned in Vietnam, the only way to end a war gone wrong is to leave the field of battle.
The Biden administration will need to work with Europe to get back to the nuclear deal and beyond.
Because it’s all about Iran — that’s why neoconservative think tanks here had their thumb on the scale the entire time.
Opponents of diplomacy will be pushing for Biden to squeeze more out of Iran before returning to the deal; it won’t work.
While he would be a vast improvement over Secretary of State Pompeo, Biden’s pick for the job has his own share of interventionist impulses.
A former Biden Senate staffer argues that the president-elect must not only repudiate Trumpism, but also decades of pre-Trump militarism.