US Policy
Tehran May Treat Western Communication Lines as Legitimate Targets If Iranian Military or Energy Infrastructure Is Attacked
Disputed Figures from the Uprising That Toppled Sheikh Hasina Demand Scrutiny. The U.N. Must Substantiate Its Reported Death Toll
The Treasury Department Expanded Sanctions on the A7 Network Used to Evade Sanctions, but Loopholes Remain
In Effect, Ervin Massinga Is Telling His Ethiopian and Broader African Audience to Ignore the White House and the President’s Comments
Because Letting Somalis Into America Is Strictly for High-Stakes Gamblers, the Only Safe Bet with Them Is to Just Refrain
By Providing Iran Inroads and Prioritizing Iraq’s Corrupt Ex-Prime Minister over the Masses, Al-Zaidi Is Disappointing Iraqis
By Ignoring Benghazi, the State Department and Many in Europe Opened the Door to Turkey to Seize Advantage
Iran’s Proxies Now Have Proxies of Their Own
The Root of Cairo’s Vulnerability Is Fundamentally Economic
The United States Needs a Reliable Partner like Somaliland Along the Gulf of Aden, Where Houthi Attacks Threaten Shipping
The Case Has Brought Renewed Attention to Turkey’s Handling of an Internationally Wanted Suspect Who Is Now Facing Charges Carrying a Potential Life Sentence
The Islamic Republic of Iran Has Methodically Built a Hamas Foothold Across Latin America
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s Death Led to Greater Decentralization of the Regime and a More Collective, Securitized Decision-Making System
Al-Zaidi Is Institutionalizing Iran’s Militias and Undermining U.S. Efforts to Extricate Them
The State Department Should Ensure That U.S. Aid Depends on Countries Requiring Visa Applications in Advance
A Sweeping U.S. Lawsuit Accuses Binance of Helping Finance Hamas and Other Iran-Backed Groups
The Yemeni Example Casts in Bold Relief the Fundamental Lack of a Common Strategy from the West in the Current Set of Interlocking Global Conflicts Under Way
Qatar Is Reeling from the Iran War, and Its Ability to Pay off Critics Is Declining
Beijing Buys Its Way to Influence by Purchasing Infrastructure, Distorting Local Laws, and Engaging in Political Farce
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