US policy
Having Vowed to End Tehran’s Path to Nuclear Weapons, Trump Faces a Difficult Choice of Compromise or Confrontation
Precedent Suggests That Even If Negotiations Progress, Iran Could Freeze the Process at a Critical Juncture
Pakistan Now Follows the Terrorist Playbook Crafted by Hamas and Hezbollah Across Decades
Pakistan’s Nuclear Drive Is America’s Original Sin
In 46 Years Under Shi’ite Clerics, Iran Has Slid Into International Isolation and Economic Decay
Syria Should Return to the Community of Nations, but Not on the Rhetoric of a Single, Untested Leader
Qatar’s Strategic Investments in the U.S. Include Critical Infrastructure in Oil and Gas, Higher Education, Trophy Properties, and Political Access
This Campaign Extends Beyond Yemen, and Failure to Follow Through Will Encourage Iran and Its Proxies to Continue Aggression
Weakness Does Not Compel Loyalty in the Middle East, and Both Hezbollah and Iran Are Weak
The Islamic Republic’s Support for the Houthis Has Allowed the Yemeni Group to Increase Their Capabilities
Qatar Needs Trump More than Trump Needs Qatar
Even Before the Ceasefire Announcement, the U.S. Campaigns Were Having Some Effect
It Is Risky for Iran’s Supreme Leader to Assume That Trump Will Continue to Veto Military Options as Nuclear Talks Drag
Decoding the Regime’s Ideological Core in Nuclear Talks
The Ruling Australian Labor Party and the Opposition Coalition Are Divided on Israeli-Palestinian Policy Positions
Sahel States’ Pivot to Morocco’s Ports Bolsters U.S. Fight Against Jihadist Smuggling Networks
It Is Time to Cement U.S.-India Ties as a Relationship of Values and Action Rather than Mere Rhetoric
U.S. and French Military Support for Greece Fuels Outrage from Ankara
The Cause of the Blast Is Undetermined but Two Conservative Papers Suggest a Possible Link to Nuclear Talks