Seven months into the conflict, Washington can still destroy targets. What it has not shown is how the war ends.
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.
A citizen network is using the supply chain as a battlefield.
Opening the Strait of Hormuz has become the number one U.S. goal.
Iran may be today, but who knows what tomorrow will bring.
For Pakistan, the Accord offers strategic depth, diplomatic flexibility, and a hedge against Indian-Israeli convergence.
And Iran doesn’t see it as a threat.
Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey are smart enough to know not to rely so much on the United States anymore.
Pakistan, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia all have long-festering feuds with their neighbors.
Recent attacks on U.S. water systems show how asymmetric retaliation can turn a foreign conflict into a homeland-security problem.