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Offensive and Defensive Measures to Defeat Russia in the Economic Domain
Offensive and Defensive Measures to Defeat Russia in the Economic Domain
The regime kills much more easily in darkness.
The United Kingdom is preparing to designate Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist group, according to media reports this week. The decision, which London will likely announce within weeks, apparently stems in part from Tehran’s efforts to kidnap or kill dissidents on British soil. Ken McCallum, the director general of MI5, said in November that Tehran had plotted to kill at least 10 British residents over the past year. Since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, Tehran has deployed assassins as a regular tool of statecraft, regarding assassinations as a key method to ensure the regime’s survival, punish foes, and deter dissent.
There’s nothing wrong with deploying capital for economic growth — but Doha seeks to gain sway too.
In addition to nuclear blackmail, Russia is using natural gas to put Europe in a hammerlock.
Per an agreement with Washington and other Western allies, the European Union last week prohibited the SWIFT financial messaging system from providing services to seven Russian banks sanctioned over Moscow’s...
Emulating the Palestinians to Advocate Internationally for Taiwan and to Counter China
Our allies responded after 9/11, and many stayed with us throughout our two-decade mission.
An Overview of Militant Anarchism and Anti-Fascism
The European Parliament (EP) last week passed a budgetary resolution that rebukes the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) for preaching hatred of Israel in its school textbooks, and calls for...
Late April Trends
The Pentagon announced Thursday that Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin will visit Israel next week. Austin likely wants to reassure Israel as the White House seeks to re-enter the deeply flawed Iran nuclear...
Book review: Joby Warrick’s book brings to life the history and reaction to Syria’s chemical weapons program and the difficulty in eliminating it.
When the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) convenes its plenary next week, while not formally on the agenda, buzz on the sidelines will concern Tehran’s constant push to be removed from the FATF blacklist....
Some policies may be worth keeping, but Trump’s handling of allies and withdrawals from conflict zones are not among them.
We know. The question is what will we do about it?