Iranians Still Don’t Want An Islamic Republic
Iran’s political opposition is in no position to challenge the regime. That doesn’t mean popular dissent has gone away.
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The Perils Of Declaring Palestine
When the international community descends on Manhattan next month for the annual session of the United Nations General Assembly, one issue will loom exceedingly large on the collective agenda: the intention of France, Britain and Canada to imminently recognize Palestine as a state, absent significant changes in Israeli policy.
That USSR Sweatshirt At The Alaska Summit Said Everything
Ahead of last week's summit in Alaska between President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, many feared the meeting would result in some sort of grand bargain that abandoned Ukraine to the Kremlin's predations. That, however, didn't happen.
The Limits of America’s Iran Policy
Since this summer’s humiliating Twelve-Day War, Iran’s regime has shown no signs of collapse.
The Secret Ingredient That Could Bring Russia’s Ukraine War Effort To A Grinding Halt
A new analysis reveals a critical vulnerability in Russia’s war machine: its heavy reliance on imported cotton byproducts to manufacture gunpowder and explosives.A new analysis reveals a critical vulnerability in Russia’s war machine: its heavy reliance on imported cotton byproducts to manufacture gunpowder and explosives.