Tag: West Asia

Beijing wants to avoid being drawn into a confrontation with Washington while still demonstrating that it has an independent voice on major international crises.

Has the Trump administration realized that they have to live with the clerical order in Iran?

The evolving crisis in West Asia continues to test the limits of U.S. diplomacy, particularly as tensions between Israel, Iran, and Hezbollah intensify.

The U.S. and other global powers must navigate this intricate web of alliances and enmities carefully, striving to prevent further destabilization.

The question now is how the U.S. and others can unwind these dynamics for a more stable, peaceful security environment.

As U.S.-Saudi relations froze, China waded in.

All Mr Biden has done is deepen the cynicism across the world that he only talks about human rights.

President Biden’s engagement with Saudi Arabia is because Iran is Enemy No. 1 for America.

As evidenced from Syria to Ukraine, Washington has held back from getting directly involved militarily.

While the international community wants de-escalation and an early end to the conflict, the chances of successful external mediation are not bright.

America today is burdened with three hardships: deterioration of the health sector, economic sluggishness, and security problems.

Trump’s team is tying up the loose ends of what it sees as its great foreign policy moment.