- Iran's Islamist regime has not been in power by accident for nearly 50 years. The regime is already laying the groundwork for conditions that will make the world far more perilous after President Donald Trump's term of office ends. What Iran is doing now
- Trump's biggest objectives at the moment concern not only Iran, Russia and China, but also how to help his party retain control of the House of Representatives and Senate. Most important is to remind voters not of his accomplishments, but to return to
- [Jared Kushner] then… told me something simple: he would not give up. There was no drama in the words. They were an expression of conviction—the promise of a man who believes that the next generation deserves a different future. For him, a method has
- Hamas official Osama Hamdan recently said, "No one said that we will hand over our weapons." According to Hamdan, the word "hand over" was never part of the agreement his terrorist group reached with the mediators. Instead, Hamdan said, the agreed
- "Today's anti-Western influence networks are global, coordinated, top-down, well-funded and sanitised. Viewed graphically, they resemble a series of concentric circles. At their centre sit hostile state actors (Iran, China, Russia, Qatar), terrorist
- In an era when artificial intelligence is guiding drones in deadly attacks in Ukraine, it would be understandable to focus exclusively on what that now means on the battlefield. This would be a grave mistake. Few in the West have noticed that China just
- The real question, however, is: Unity with whom, and against whom? Why is Hamas being treated as a legitimate political organization rather than a terrorist group that needs to be disarmed, dismantled, and removed from power? Egypt, a key ally of the
- An institution built around one person, such as US President Donald J. Trump, carries the expiration date of that person's term in office. The states that join it do not. The real plan, as can be seen from Saudi Arabia's recent moves, seems to be to
- After the crushing failure of European revolutions in 1848, many communist leaders… sought refuge in the US to escape European police. Though some morphed into capitalists, they gave local politics a leftist accent that is still there. The gospel of
- "The only way to save the country… is building an atomic bomb and firing it, no other way is left for us. We should create a tsunami whose waves hit the American coasts." — Iranian cleric Mohammad Bagher Kharrazi, secretary-general of Iran's proxy,
