Trump has not managed to seize power... Much of the world has lost its fear of him.

[I]t is hard to believe that Iranians are any closer to democracy today than they were a few months ago.

U.S. democracy is hanging on for now, [but] the combination of weapons, hate and polarization is a dangerous cocktail.

The ball is back in Iran's court, with only uncomfortable choices. War or surrender.

The blockade of the Strait of Hormuz is proof that the rules of the games are failing.

Without clear international rules for using the lunar surface's resources, there is concern about a first-come, first-served competitive struggle.

Trump ... stated that he would personally travel to Pakistan to sign the agreement if the talks were successful.

Rasool’s expulsion deepened an already deteriorating relationship between the two countries, one that had been on a downward spiral since Trump returned to office.

[W]e are all at grave risk of the outbreak of nuclear war as a direct result of the actions of Trump.

A deal could be made only if it doesn’t appear to tip the balance in favor of one faction in Tehran, a new challenge for the best-seller author of “The Art of the Deal.”

America’s Achilles’ heel is internal. If it loses this war, it will likely be because much of the media, politicians, and even some of Trump’s allies do not fully understand his policies.

Israel must reduce its military dependence on the United States as much as possible and deepen its technological, military and moral value in American eyes.