Trump’s quiet war against civilians in Iran continues amid the pandemic
While the administration piles on more sanctions, real stories from inside Iran show how much ordinary people are suffering under their weight.
While the administration piles on more sanctions, real stories from inside Iran show how much ordinary people are suffering under their weight.
“Maximum pressure” may have permanently pushed Iran toward China. How much leverage India may retain in Iran remains to be seen.
The European Parliament joined an international movement to protest the Saudi government’s gross human rights abuses.
The former general is selling books and sounding off about Afghanistan talks but he is ignoring how the majority of veterans really feel.
Trump’s reelection gambit to coerce Sudan into normalizing relations with Israel may have long term negative consequences.
A former Obama official came under fire for agreeing to participate in a forum on Iran policy with Dubowitz, and the result only proved the validity of those concerns.
Athens and Ankara are in a cold war for regional resources that has potential to inflame a complicated geopolitical situation.
The State Department appointee’s tweet speaks to a larger issue of the agency’s politicking on the government’s time and taxpayer dime.
While Americans cannot ignore the world beyond their borders, the last thing they need is to embark upon a fresh round of searching for distant monsters to destroy.
By putting forward his claim, Mr. Erdogan hopes to put his quest for leadership of the Muslim world on par with that of one Turkey’s staunchest rivals, Saudi Arabia.
The few. The proud. The Naval landing party?
A broad range of political and financial problems are likely to prevent Iran from importing advanced weapons systems in the coming years.
This is a contest born of contending national self-images and ambitions, not ideologies.
A Biden administration won’t be able to force Arab autocracies to change, but focusing on this issue will make them very uncomfortable.
They’ve been doing it since Wilson. Now Trump has the chance to break the cycle and make good with the American people.
After ignoring the problem in its own ranks, the administration has issued a toothless mandate, conveniently targeting China and Russia.
All in all, U.S. mediation in the India-China boundary dispute would have largely detrimental consequences for both parties.
Paris has sided with a coalition of states against fellow U.S. ally in Istanbul, showing how fragile these security agreements really are.
Trump vetoed Congress’s call to end the war so it would be up to a potential Biden administration to see it through.
The American people are not getting straight information about foreign happenings that ought to concern them.
These groups are pushing the preferred Pentagon narrative, but they fail to let us know who’s paying for the privilege.