Trump Can Keep America’s AI Advantage
China is trying to catch up. The U.S. needs proactive development efforts and strong export controls.
Nobel Prize
Iranians Commemorate Mahsa Amini on Second Anniversary of Her Murder
The second anniversary of the killing of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini was marked in Iran and around the world on September 16 amid a media blackout ordered by Iran’s rulers. The young...
Flash Briefs
2040: The year Iran predicts Israel will be destroyed. Now is the time to prepare
The Islamic Republic is developing a comprehensive strategy to bring about Israel’s elimination as a sovereign state.
Op-eds
Iran to Hold Parliamentary Elections but May Face Low Turnout
Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on February 28 called for mass turnout in Iran’s elections on March 1. Yet even government polling indicates that the majority of...
Flash Briefs
Ukraine: Peace Through Victory
Russia’s modern day foreign ministry seems to follow the old Soviet negotiating precept: What is mine is mine, what is yours is up for negotiation.
Op-eds
Border security is national security
The crisis Biden has sparked will do lasting damage
Op-eds
The return of antisemitism
Germany after World War I provides a distant mirror
Op-eds
The Biden Agenda: Why ‘Outside-In’ Diplomacy Could Be the Key to Middle East Peace
Would Joe Biden be willing or able to take advantage of the progress made with the Israel-UAE deal?
Op-eds
Crisis in Lebanon
Anatomy of a Financial Collapse
Monographs
Wiesenthal’s top ten list of antisemites includes Pittsburgh shooter
Swedish hospital, UK singer Roger Waters and German bank make the list.
Op-eds
Kim Jong Un’s ‘All-Purpose Sword’
North Korean Cyber-Enabled Economic Warfare
Monographs
German Jews urge Firing of ‘Antisemitic’ Green Party Ramallah Office Head
A prominent German Jewish organization – Values Initiative – called on Friday for the German Green Party’s think tank to discharge the head of its Ramallah-based office because...
Op-eds
Hold the Nobel Prize: Kim Is Setting a Trap for Trump
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo ...
Op-eds
Tehran Upholds Death Sentence Against Iranian Academic
A group of United Nations human rights experts on Wednesday called on Iran to annul its deat...
Policy Briefs
Anti-Israel reporter loses case at German Press Council
The Suddeutsche Zeitung (SZ) newspaper falsely claimed that tens of thousands of Israelis fled to Germany because of the policies of the Netanyahu administration, the German Press Council confirm...
Op-eds
Five Years Later: How the US and EU Failed the Arab Spring
Thursday marked the five-year anniversary of the outbreak of the Arab Spring when a young Tunisian, Muhammad Bouazizi, set himself ablaze in 2010 to protest the regime’s seizure of his vege...
Op-eds
How to Worsen the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict
The “peace process” between Israelis and Palestinians has ground to a halt. What should American and European leaders do? Try not to make the situation worse. That will be a...
Op-eds
The Summit That Wasn’t
I’d venture to guess that most of what you heard about President Obama’s summit last week was wrong. To start, it wasn’t a “summit.” That term, coined by Winston Chu...
Op-eds
Legal Scholar Dershowitz Wants Honorary Israeli Citizenship to Counter BDS
Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz said on Friday that he would like to become an honorary citizen of Israel to fight the boycott movement. “I think the good answer to the BDS m...
Op-eds
Controversial ‘Tin Drum’ Author Grass Dies at 87
German novelist Günter Grass, the Nobel Prize-winning author of The Tin Drum, an epic treatment of the Nazi era, died on Monday at the age of 87, his publishers said. A broad-should...