Tag: Iran

The way Washington and Beijing deal with their bilateral and geopolitical differences will define the 21st century.

Yet again, Trump is having to pull back, and yet again, America is being made to look weak.

[T]he U.S. connection to the U.N. is strictly that of a host country and a founding member, no different from any of the other states that launched the organization in 1945.

[T]he more the screws are tightened, the more Tehran views an expanded round of the war as the only way out of the situation.

[A]ll things considered, no one has ever done more than Trump to end U.S. global hegemony, reduce Washington’s influence in the world and undermine the power of the presidency in the United States.

It was a grand illusion, one that had taken root in the minds of the U.S. administration’s decision-makers.

... Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, who represents an authority that is playing a role in Trump's Gaza peace plan, has been denied a New York visa.

If Trump has nothing to offer the majority of Americans, he has nothing to offer the Gulf leaders he will meet in New York.

[I]f Trump truly wants the Republican Party to win — then he is relying on cheating, fraud and overturning the results, not on popular sentiment.

For most of its modern history, the United States has written the rules of engagement almost everywhere it has chosen to fight.

Information coming out of Iran suggests things have never been this bad.

The $5,000 proposal looks like a straw the president is grasping at to avoid going under in the face of historically low approval ratings.