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U.S. Uneasy as Iraq Gets New Prime Minister

Mohammed Allawi may not only restructure US-Iraqi relations, but could take the wind out of the protest movement Washington is using as a political tool

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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.

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The Current U.S. Approach to Nuclear Weapons Can Only Lead to Armageddon—Arms Control Provides the Only Path to Peace

The decade ends with two major threats to humanity: global warming leading to a climate catastrophe and the threat of a nuclear war extinguishing our civilization.

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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.

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The Most Important Free Press Stories of 2019

Assange and Manning are being persecuted for speaking truth to power.

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Why the Afghanistan Papers Are an Eerie Reminder of Vietnam

Recent revelations about the failings of the US war in Afghanistan reflect the Pentagon Papers leaked in the 1970s, and Noam Chomsky’s early analysis of them.

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How to Commit War Crimes—and Get Away With It

War-making regimes such as the U.S. and UK do not simply commit atrocities in places like Iraq and Afghanistan, they sabotage any effort to investigate them.

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Prompted by Local Activists, Congressman McGovern Condemns the Coup in Bolivia

“The time for military coups, in Latin America or elsewhere, is over,” stated the congressman.

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How U.S. Sanctions on Iran Are Killing Innocent People

Human Rights Watch is just the latest to draw attention to the unilateral U.S. attack on Tehran’s health care system.

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How the U.S. Just Swung Right Back into the Geopolitical Contest for Syria

But using Syrian oil to fund Kurdish forces plays into Moscow’s Turkish-rapprochement hand.

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Trump and Turkey: Is a Grand Bargain in the Making?

The U.S. President may have a chance to help engineer a lasting peace between the Kurds and Ankara.

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How Turkey Scored the American Green Light to Occupy an Area in Syria the Size of Greece

As the Trump administration does damage control after “abandoning the Kurds,” Erdogan is weighing Russia’s stance on “safe zone.”

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The Puzzling Logic Behind Trump’s Sudden Syrian Troop Withdrawal

Trump has tossed the ball right back into Erdogan’s court, and given Putin a headache.

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Iran’s Capacity to Strike Back Should Even Make a Politically Desperate Trump Think Twice

The claim that Iran is the main “sponsor of terrorism” is one that has become a cliché from Washington to Riyadh.

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Dems Are Blowing a Big Opportunity by Avoiding Dialogue With Venezuela

Days after the Democratic presidential candidates missed yet another opportunity to challenge President Donald Trump’s failed Venezuela policy on the debate stage on September 12, President Nicolás Maduro signed an important agreement with four opposition parties.

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