Diplomacy
Barrack Has Almost Single-Handedly Reworked U.S. Policy Toward the Eastern Mediterranean and the Middle East in Turkey’s Favor
The U.S. Campaign Against Iran and Its Proxies in Latin America Must Include the Communist Regime of Daniel Ortega and His Nearly Two-Decade Relationship with Iran
Despite Offering Nothing but Absolute Instability, Tripoli Continues to Hold Libya’s U.N. Seat
Israel Must Prepare for Risks from Egypt’s Military Power and Political Uncertainty
The Harder Question Is Whether Washington Can Turn That Recognition Into a Settlement That Morocco Can Accept, Algeria Can Live With, Polisario Can Enter, and the U.N. Can Endorse
On Saturday, Sadiq Al Gharyani, the Grand Mufti of Libya, Called on Muslim Pilots to Emulate Omani Pilot Hamam Al Hammami and Hijack Aircraft to Attack Israel
Why Not Make the State Department Lobby a Rotating Display of Industrial Might and Goods?
Bibi Was Forced to Enter the United States Almost in Secret, While Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian Walked Around Unchallenged
Goods Will Only Flow Unimpeded Through Strategic Chokepoints When the U.S. Has Partners That Share Its Values
Some Fear the Consulate Is an Intelligence Hub from Which Turkish Agents Aid Adversaries and Undermine Somaliland’s Cohesion
There Are Not Many Opportunities Left for Netanyahu to Capture Headlines — And Potentially Move Crucial Votes — In Israel
Iranian Judicial Authorities Ordered the Closure of the Centre de Langue Française in Tehran, a Language Institute Affiliated with the French Embassy
Behind the Formal Diplomatic Language Lies a Vastly Broader, Far More Complex, and Highly Consequential Regional Narrative
Israel Can Present Impressive Military Achievements While Upholding the Purity of Arms, Yet at the Same Time Watch Its Room for Maneuver Steadily Shrink
A Quarter-Century After the Terror Attacks, America Still Possesses No Settled, Coherent Understanding of the Taliban
Somaliland Is Independent; There Is No Taking That Back
Among Diplomats and Analysts, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Qatar’s Double Game Is Well-Known
Islamabad Has Practiced the Discipline of Staying Useful to Multiple Sides Without Committing Fully to Them
Conflicts in Gaza, Lebanon and Iran Are Set to Continue in Altered Form
The Modern Digital Landscape Took Away the Buffer Protecting Washington from Sudden, Volatile Swings in Public Emotion