On the anniversary of the Iraq invasion, spare us the sermons
Twenty-one years ago today, the United States committed its worst foreign policy mistake in generations
Twenty-one years ago today, the United States committed its worst foreign policy mistake in generations
The possibility that BRICS may become a serious competitor to Western-led international entities should be a wake-up call to Western leaders
He doesn’t do, he dithers
The most extreme moves on the table are an attack against Iranian vessels at sea or targeting Iran itself
Plus: Ilhan Omar’s Somali speech & Biden hits the campaign trail
The terrorists have powerful incentives to delay as long as possible
In the years to come, we will have to persuade rather than compel other nations
Israel will, ‘as a last resort, likely act preventively or reactively with all weapons at its disposal’
Both administrations appeased Iran and edged away from America’s regional allies
The United States also bears responsibilities for two failures
Most of the deal’s critics don’t seem to understand how this specific prisoner exchange agreement works
In some parts of the world, it’s a conscious choice; in others, a suffocating mandate
‘Attempts to appease the Islamic Republic are a slap in the face to the Iranian people’
Iranian-born, Atlanta-based restaurateur Forough Vakili embodies the American dream
From high-profile visits to brokering international agreements, Xi is riding high
In an era of great-power competition, Washington can’t afford to be too picky
The repeal of the force authorization in Iraq is a step in the right direction
Suddenly countries usually fraught with turmoil are negotiating with each other
The United States should not force Israel to strike Iran; it should take the lead
Joe Biden has fecklessly ceded the field and Xi Jinping is stepping in