From Yemen To Turtle Bay
Off the coast of Yemen and at the UN Security Council we are seeing the strategic endgame of Barack Obama’s administration. And it isn’t pretty.
The Angel of Death in Aleppo
Do we hear the drums of the apocalyptic war of Gog and Magog?
Iranian Army Can Deploy Nine Million Troops Against America, Says Former Minister
“[Our] air force and navy are good, but it is [our] ground forces that finish the war. The IRGC’s ground forces are perhaps five times better than the American army.”
Iran in Space
On Tuesday, the head of Iran’s Space Agency (ISA) announced that his country is interested in cooperating with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) of the United States.
Pence, Kaine Both Invoke Israel to Prove Opposite Points on Iran Deal During Debate
Vice presidential candidates Mike Pence and Tim Kaine both invoked Israel’s interests while attempting to prove opposite points about last year’s contentious Iran nuclear deal during Tuesday night’s vice presidential debate.
On the Eve of New Atoms
The first post-World War II employment of nuclear weapons will probably be launched by North Korea or Pakistan.
Beyond Mosul
Black smoke was rising from the Qayara oilfelds as the refugees huddled in the shade.
Sorely Needed: Some Reality Therapy
What is sorely needed in many elite foreign policy circles here in Washington, as well as in other Western capitals around the globe, is a generous dose of some “reality therapy.”
A Joyous Holiday and a Sad World
Two million Muslims will be making the obligatory pilgrimage to Mecca, known as the Hajj, this month, as mandated by the Islamic calendar.
Calling Congress: The U.S.-Israel Memorandum of Understanding
Congress itself is the wild card, and it will have to step up to ensure the security of America’s friend and ally, Israel.