Why Iran’s Fuel Tankers for Venezuela Are Sending Shudders Through Washington
In April, U.S. President Donald Trump ordered the U.S. Navy to send ships into the Caribbean supposedly on an anti-drug mission.
Trump’s Threat to Iran Has a Hollow Ring
Ongoing anti-Tehran rhetoric looks to be a distraction from the failure to tackle Covid-19 competently
Why Sanctions Against Iran and Venezuela During a Pandemic Are Cruel
One would expect that a humanitarian crisis of this magnitude would provide the opportunity to suspend or end all inhumane economic sanctions and political blockades against certain countries.
Can the U.S. and Iran Avoid a Disastrous Collision?
A war in the region now threatens its entire oil and shipping infrastructure, and can also take down the entire global economy in its wake.
Iran Loathes Pompeo’s Chabahar Gift
The US shrugged off India’s regional strategic concerns when it unilaterally killed a top Iranian general soon after ‘allowing’ New Delhi to go ahead with its port project in southern Iran
Is This the End of U.S. Interference in West Asia?
The assassination of Soleimani, Salami said, will be later seen as a “turning point” in U.S. interference in West Asia.