US policy
The Israeli-Lebanese Ceasefire Proposal, Driven by U.S. Diplomacy, Has Overcome Significant Hurdles and May Soon Be Approved
It Would Shatter the Stigma the ICC Wishes to Attach to Netanyahu and Encourage Smaller Countries to Follow Suit
Getting the Right People Is About Finding the Right Balance of Experience, Instincts, and Temperament
What Is Certain in This Era of Uncertainty Is That U.S.-Cyprus Ties Will Not Only Remain Strong but Will Also Strengthen
U.S. Apologia and Denial About Turkey’s Terrorist Ties Mirror the Pre-9/11 Blindness to Saudi Terrorism Ties
MBS Sharpened His Criticism of Israel and Continues to Warm Ties with Iran, but a Defense Pact with the U.S. Is Still His Priority and Tehran Is Still the Chief Foe
The Misnamed ‘Muslim Ban’ Sharply Curtailed Immigrant and Non-immigrant U.S. Visas for Foreign Nationals from 13 Nations
Returning U.S. President Took Harsh Measures Against the Hague Court in 2020; Biden Reversed Them
The Ruling Issued Marks a Significant Setback for Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and His Associates
MbS’s Foreign Policy Shifts in the Last Two Years Reveals His Understanding of Realpolitik
The Competition for Influence Between Ankara and the Syrian Kurds Stems from the Flux in the Geopolitical Situation in the Region
Despite Its Territorial Defeat in 2019, ISIS Has Been Carrying out Attacks Through Sleeper Cells Across Iraq and Syria
Across Administrations, U.S. Policymakers Expect Rogues to Conform to Washington’s Bureaucratic Geography Rather than Vice Versa
Israel Seems to Prioritize Restraint and Demonstration of Precision over Effectiveness
September Attack in Port City of Izmir Was Part of a Turkish Influence Operation by Militant Neo-Nationalists
America’s Current Shuttle Diplomacy Is Likely to Yield Little, Save Generating Extra Air Miles for Messrs. Hochstein and Blinken.
A Weaker U.S. May Compel Allies to Increase Strength
Over the Course of Four Months, the Military Systematically Dismantled Hamas’s Rafah Brigade
Designed to Promote Democracy in the Region, It Has Instead Created Instability
If Freedom, Liberation, and Justice Matter, Somaliland Would Be a Much Better Case to Embrace