The big finale: is Trump dangerous enough to start a war?
The president has been sending out broad signals that he’s willing to plant certain landmines for the incoming president.
The president has been sending out broad signals that he’s willing to plant certain landmines for the incoming president.
Two measures condemning human rights abuses in Iran and Egypt highlight a glaring double standard.
Scores of Iranian scientists and top officials have been killed since 2007 and Washington probably knows more than it says.
For now, Erdogan has strengthened his position in a rejiggering of the balance of power in the Caucasus between not only Russia and Turkey, but also Iran.
The Minnesota Democrat slams ‘maximum pressure’ and reflects on her own experience seeking refuge in the United States.
The Turkish president recited a poem at a recent victory celebration in Azerbaijan that triggered the Iranians.
Given a survey of Arab and Iranian opinion, it seems that the incoming Biden administration may be on the right track.
Democrats organized a letter to Joe Biden ‘strongly endorsing’ his pledge to rejoin the 2015 accord that blocked Iran’s pathways to a nuclear weapon.
Punishing Iran regardless of its behavior does not create leverage; it destroys it.
Germany’s foreign minister recently proposed conditions that JCPOA opponents have pushed for years.
We’re bombarded with concern about Iranian state-sponsored terrorism, but why the silence when our friends do it?
The Netanyahu government’s primary goal is to keep Iran forever ostracized, sanctioned, and loathed.