The West Faces A Big Human Rights Test with The Taliban
The West faces a key test of its commitment to human rights as the Taliban cements its rigid rule in Kabul.
The West faces a key test of its commitment to human rights as the Taliban cements its rigid rule in Kabul.
Iran's impending entry into the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), the Eurasian bloc that China and Russia lead, has great potential to limit U.S., Israeli and Western leeway in confronting Tehran's nuclear and hegemonic aspirations, sponsorship of international terrorism and efforts at regional de-stabilization.
As video of protests in Havana circulates on social media, many are wondering about Cuba's future. Why now? What's changed for everyday Cubans? And, most importantly, what do the protests mean for the island nation's communist government and its grip on power?
With Tehran making significant progress on the nuclear front, Washington and its European allies seem engaged in an increasingly desperate effort to revive the 2015 global nuclear agreement with Iran, mirroring the earlier eagerness that helped produce the problematic agreement in the first place.
These games offer an opportunity for America’s public and private sectors to make a powerful statement on human rights.