Russia and Iran inked an agreement last month on information security, a term that in Russian strategic doctrine encompasses not only cyber but information and communications technology (ICT) more broadly....
One of the reasons Biden should not enrich Iran’s rulers
Securing America by Projecting Military Power Abroad
In The Atlantic, the president-elect touts his nominee's handling of the Iraq withdrawal and is notably silent on China.
The killing of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh demonstrates Israel’s capabilities and constrains Biden’s options.
The Islamic Republic and al-Qaeda have a long history of cooperation.
It obscures that Iran and al-Qaeda sometimes do work together.
The chief aim in late 2001 should have been the swift destruction of al-Qaeda. That didn’t happen.
In the next 100 days, America will go through a transition. Regardless of who wins the U.S. presidential election, thousands of political operatives, pundits, think tankers, and other court whisperers will...
The State Department announced sanctions yesterday on two senior officials of the International Criminal Court (ICC) for their role in an “unjust and illegitimate investigation” of alleged war crimes...
Anatomy of a Financial Collapse
The Senate Armed Service Committee report on the 2021 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) expresses the committee’s persistent concern with U.S. Special Operations Forces (SOF) and the need for...
Revisiting the op-ed the paper published by the deputy emir of the Taliban’s Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan.
Regime change in Iran is one of the biggest taboos in U.S. foreign policy. Bring it up and you will be scorned as a warmonger, a fomenter of chaos. Yet we have encouraged and welcomed the collapse of dictatorships...