China is absorbing the shock of the Iran War for the rest of Asia.
China is absorbing the shock of the Iran War for the rest of Asia.
More important than who is right in a war is who is next: the child at the next school desk, the family in the next building, the stranger on the next flight.
The Middle East has been turned into a giant theater of war. And it may not stop there.
Both countries are dependent on what’s trickling right now through two critical chokepoints.
What happens when American military power can get the country into a conflict faster than diplomacy can get it out?
Children are paying for wars they didn’t start.
Managing acute geopolitical flashpoints like the U.S.-Iran standoff tests the bloc’s diplomatic maturity.
The Iran War is challenging America’s economic primacy.
Seven months into the conflict, Washington can still destroy targets. What it has not shown is how the war ends.
The wars against immigrants and Iran have helped to ratchet up of anti-Muslim sentiment.