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War is looming between the United States and Iran at a time when the regime in Tehran is facing its most serious challenges since the 1979 revolution. Economic sanctions have crippled the economy, and the discontented public is growing more daring in challenging the state’s brutal coercive machinery. Strategically, Iran is suffering from several crises, […]
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Strike prep. As a security and nuclear agreement with Iran remains elusive, the United States has deployed significantly more military aircraft at bases in Jordan and Saudi Arabia. Satellite images show at least 66 fighter jets at the base in Jordan, including 18 F-35s and 17 F-15 multirole fighters, the Financial Times reported. Other platforms […]
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I’d like to begin by issuing a disclaimer: I am neither a lawyer nor a constitutional scholar, but I would like to share some simplistic thoughts on the virtue of the United States. Presidents do not rule the U.S.; they oversee the actions of the national government. They do not do as they will; they operate within a framework of laws that are passed by Congress. Presidents c...
Munich Security Conference and Europe’s Future Feb. 16, 2026 Question: Although the Europeans have some nuclear capability of their own, it is utterly insufficient to dissuade Russia from igniting a nuclear holocaust – Russia’s nuclear arsenal is much larger than that of the Europeans and the population density of Europe is higher, so any nuclear […]
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(click to enlarge) According to the World Bank’s Global Economic Prospects report, the global economy in 2025 demonstrated greater resilience than expected, given trade tensions and political uncertainty, thanks to stronger-than-expected growth in the largest economies. To some extent, the surge of trade before the U.S. tariff hikes, as well as gradual monetary easing, suppor...