Monthly Archives: September, 2020

In truth, America is, in its own way, nearly at war, and I fear it would not take much for that to happen.

Europe can and should do more than the current pushing of paperwork for the JCPOA.

[A] Taiwan-U.S. trade agreement would be a historic opportunity for Taiwan to expand its international market and achieve an industrial upgrade.

This superpower joust ... is primarily about protecting the interests and advancing the goals of not one, but both contending powers.

Washington think tanks continue to peddle a bleak outlook for the Arab world, ignoring the dramatic progress made amid pressure from all sides.

The question of Trump’s responsibility in the COVID-19 crisis will not just disappear overnight.

The presidential debates are a crucial chance for the candidates to sway the few voters who are still undecided.

If [Republicans] decide to ignore their own rule today, they’ll not only violate a minimal level of decorum, but the most basic principle of equity. Most likely they don’t give a damn.

Gone are the days when the West ... enjoyed unchallenged political, military, economic and technological primacy.