Tag: United States
Why Energy Prices Didn’t Soar Higher This Year
Daniel Yergin on China’s surprising role as a shock absorber.
U.S.-Saudi Strikes Add a New Front to the Iran War
Iraqi militias backed by Tehran are the latest targets in the ever-expanding conflict.
Trump’s Diplomatic Doubleheader
The leaders of Ukraine and Israel both came to Washington to curry U.S. favor.
Washington Can’t Keep Ignoring Minab
A human rights-centered foreign policy is both a moral imperative and a geopolitical necessity.
What to Expect at the Trump-Netanyahu Showdown
Once close allies, the two leaders are at odds on the Iran war.
How a U.S. Ground Operation in Iran Could Unfold
Military experts said limited raids could happen, but a large-scale invasion is unlikely.
How Iran Gained the Upper Hand
And what that means for Washington’s options to extract itself from this quagmire.
Is the Red Sea the New Hormuz Crisis?
Houthi attacks on Saudi shipping risk adding a new front to the Iran war.
There’s Only One Way Out of Trump’s Reckless War
Pay off Iran to open Hormuz and freeze its nuclear program.
The Oil Market Is Much More Vulnerable Than Trump Believes
Depleted reserves and changed circumstances make price spikes more likely this time around.