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Democracy, Peace, and Prosperity in the Middle East: Victims of the War against Iran
A permanent cold war in the Middle East – especially one that involves a nuclear arms race – will not be the most disastrous result of an attack against Iran. Continue reading
Posted in Global, Iran, United States-Foreign Relations
Tagged Arab Spring, democracy, Iran, Iran war, Israel, Middle East, oil, oil price, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, United States
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A U.S.-Iran War: Sure, Why Not?
Maybe a war between the United States and Iran won’t be such a bad thing. Here’s why. Continue reading
Posted in Iran, United States-Foreign Relations
Tagged Iran, Iranian Foreign Policy, Iranian Nuclear Program, Iraq, Middle East, oil, U.S. foreign policy, U.S.-Iran War, United States
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The Paradox of Iranian and Western Paranoia
To paraphrase an old saying about paranoia, just because Iran, the United States, Israel, and Turkey are paranoid does not mean they should start shooting at each other. Continue reading
Posted in Iran, Israel-Palestine, Turkey-Foreign Relations / Türkiye-Dış Politika, United States-Foreign Relations
Tagged General Amir Ali Hajizadeh, Iran, Iran-Turkey relations, Iranian Foreign Policy, Iranian Nuclear Program, Israel, missile defense, missile shield, MP Hossein Ebrahimi, NATO, Turkey, United States
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Lessons to Learn from the “Raymond Allen Davis Affair” in Pakistan
In the final analysis, American policy-makers should remember that tragedies and “accidents” like the “Raymond Allen Davis affair” in Lahore may cause popular tensions in Afghanistan and Pakistan to boil over and completely derail U.S. and NATO efforts in the two countries. Continue reading
Posted in Afghanistan, Global, Pakistan, United States-Foreign Relations
Tagged Afghanistan, Al-Qaeda, anti-Americanism in Pakistan, Central Intelligence Agency, Pakistan, Raymond Allen Davis, Taliban, war on terror
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Dear Tehran, Washington, and P5+1: I Know You’re Reading My Blog, So Please Pay Attention
If the U.S. and Iranian governments are uncertain about how they can go about doing that, they can just ask me. I’d be glad to help. Continue reading
