As US weighs in on Iran protests, critics highlight American culpability for economic crisis
The irony is that U.S. imposed economic sanctions led to conditions that sparked the protests. No doubt, as intended
The irony is that U.S. imposed economic sanctions led to conditions that sparked the protests. No doubt, as intended
Iranian police officer killed after a sudden fuel price hike sparks violent protests
A few months old but this illustrates how the Iranian military has developed to a point where the U.S. military will not confront it directly
Massive new oil field discovered in Iran, which will increase its oil reserves by 34%
Iran claims to have shot down another “foreign” drone near its Persian Gulf coast. If true it confirms that Iran’s air defences are more formidable than the West bargained for
New International Institute for Strategic Studies concludes that Iran has become the dominant power in the Middle East
The message is clear: the U.S. may be bulking up the defences of neighbouring allies in the region, but it doesn’t have the stomach for a fight with Iran
Trump’s reluctance to respond to the Iranian downing of a U.S. drone and the Houthi attack on Saudi oil facilities worries Israel. Will Iran or its allies target Israel next?
Despite his tough talk, with the 2020 elections looming Trump is edging away from direct confrontation with Iran.
U.S. and Israeli war planners must watch developments like this with some apprehension
The Iranian defence minister is probably correct when he says that Trump’s recent threats against Iran are “bluff”. There are two reasons for this.
Netanyahu has hinted strongly at the possibility of Israel launching a pre-emptive military strike on Iran – with or without U.S. approval and assistance