Tag: Iran

The more the U.S. interferes, the more likely [Venezuela] will drift into chaos.

Washington is no longer content with slow exhaustion; it has adopted a strategy of swift, symbolic strikes designed to recalibrate the international landscape.

This is the world. What is permitted to the strong is denied to others. International law restrains only the weak.

Whatever pragmatic considerations may have prompted Trump to make the move, there is no justification in international law for it.

It would be a mistake to assume that Netanyahu dictates Trump’s Middle East agenda. It would also be a mistake to allow Netanyahu to tailor American priorities to Israel’s political and military actions in Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria.

Israel [needs] to move from basing relations with the U.S. on a concept of shared values to basing relations on Israel's value as an asset to the U.S.

Washington opposes exposing the security of the Arabian Gulf to risks, whether the threat comes from Israel or Iran.

While Washington claims Tehran desires an agreement, Iran insists no dialogue will take place without the lifting of sanctions and guarantees respecting its nuclear rights.

The reconciliation culminated in Al-Sharaa’s visit to the White House last week, the first by a Syrian president, and the announcement that Syria had become the 90th member of the US-led Global Coalition Against Daesh.

The American master of surprises will receive the man who took the Syrians, Middle East and world by surprise.

The U.S. no longer seeks to persuade or deter Iran but to discredit its political system both domestically and internationally.