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Humanitarian groups often express frustration with U.S. sanctions, which can hinder the deliver of aid during crises and make banks reluctant to work with them, but there are ways to bridge this gap.
There was an opportunity for a more productive relationship between Riyadh and Baghdad.
How can the practitioner actually counter online foreign covert influence operations?
Negotiations are moving again, but an agreement to end the foreign interventions in the country would be just the first step in ending the civil war.
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The terrorist attack on the Khobar Towers was the bloodiest attack on America between the Beirut Marine barracks disaster in 1983 and September 11, 2001. Its legacy still haunts Washington’s relations with Iran. I watched the drama up close.
In its efforts to enforce economic sanctions against Iran and Venezuela, the United States is straining the boundaries of traditionally accepted state behavior in some of the world’s busiest shipping lanes. It is walking a tightrope.
The organization's narrow focus on armed conflict has limited its options and appeal at times, but it may now be its greatest strength.
The arrangement can be tense and transactional, but has provided benefits for both sides.
U.S. policy has focused narrowly on countering Hezbollah. The Biden administration should turn to the systemic problems of the country’s politics.