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A review of the “maximum pressure” campaign raises the question: How far is the administration willing to go to make Iran change its behavior?
The U.S. must grasp the magnitude of the crisis Iraq could face if a clash with Iran draws in Iran’s proxies.
The Houthis are a dangerous spoiler. The United States should be talking with them to understand their actions.
The United States has long promised to ensure trade in humanitarian goods for countries under its economic sanctions. Yet the Trump administration's maximum pressure campaign against Iran is rendering these legal exemptions unworkable in practice.
Maximum pressure, meet minimum patience.
The latest move in the Trump administration's pressure campaign is more bark than bite.
With the war winding down, Putin's partners in Syria have fewer shared interests.
The civil war's central player is also its most misunderstood.
The prospect of meaningful change in Iran forever lies somewhere between unthinkable and inevitable.
Trump is trying to dramatically reshape the governments of Iran and North Korea. He should settle for good deals to constrain their nuclear programs.