Iran vows to retaliate after US widens sanctions
(NewsNation) — Iran pledged to fight back against expanded United States sanctions aimed at isolating its economy, expressing confidence that …
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U.S. set for largest mass visa revocation in history targeting up to 200,000 foreigners, officials say By Matthew Lee AP Diplomatic Writer
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is preparing to revoke the business and tourism visas of up to 200,000 foreigners who …
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Why Russia Could Mediate US-Iran Nuclear Talks BY Celeste Wetmore
It would be neither impossible nor unprecedented for one of the US’ main adversaries to help stem nuclear proliferation in …
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Imran Khan’s Three-Year Imprisonment Draws Fresh International Criticism
Human rights organizations have once again appealed to Pakistan’s authorities to allow them to give ex-prime minister Imran Khan access …
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Kashmir: What Does International Law Say? by Asif Mahmood
On 5 August 2019, India revoked Article 370 of its Constitution, abolished Kashmir’s special status, and unilaterally declared Kashmir to …
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Most American voters disapprove of the way Trump is managing military action in Iran, according to a poll.
A newly published poll reveals that a majority of American voters are against President Donald Trump’s military confrontation with Iran. …
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Donald Trump says Iran is working on missiles that can reach U.S
Trump calls on Iran for nuclear weapons stand According to U.S. President Donald Trump, Iran is developing missiles that will …
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Iran’s Nuclear Future: Why the Next Deal Must Go Further Than the JCPOA
Iran’s Nuclear Future: Why the Next Deal Must Go Further Than the JCPOA. In light of the broader Western worries …
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The India Trump Made: How American Bullying Is Shaping Indian Foreign Policy
Introduction: Rethinking India–United States Relations in the Trump Era The article The India Trump Made by James Crabtree and Rudra …
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The Dawn of American State By Aaron Bartnick
President Trump’s massive trade and investment deals risk creating a fiat economy. In an August 5 interview with CNBC, President …
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A Power-Driven Foreign Policy By Tod Lindberg and Corban Teague
The question is no longer whether we should have a “power-based foreign policy,” but rather how we most effectively assert …
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Can Iran’s Isolated Regime Survive? By: Joshua Yaphe, and Farid Mirbagheri
With its proxies shattered and its people disillusioned, can Tehran restore its power in the region after the Twelve-Day War? …
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Who Will Defend the Liberal World Order? By: James Holmes
If international law no longer serves as its own barrier to cross-border aggression, well-armed alliances need to stand up for …
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Extracting dollars By Khurram Husain
YOU have no doubt heard of ‘overheating’, the word used in economic language to describe an economy that is growing, …
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Donald Trump’s Federal Reserve Dilemma By: Milton Ezrati
President Trump’s latest appointee to the Federal Reserve will face the challenge of maintaining the dollar’s international status while rebalancing …
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Why Trump is tightening up India’s screws by Azhar Azam
India’s archetypal practice of changing goalposts when it suits its interests For many years, India successfully leveraged US tensions with …
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China and shifting geopolitics by Zahid Hussain
LAST week, the Chinese foreign minister visited South Asia amidst changing regional geopolitics and realignments in international politics. His trip …
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Reimagining US Foreign Aid as a Tool for Change By: Faisal Saeed Al Mutar, and Jennifer Brick Murtazashvili
A smarter, more targeted approach to foreign aid can foster real development without wasting taxpayer money. From Iraq to Afghanistan, …
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