Going Nuclear, Weapons-Free
The existing nuclear power in the Middle East is not Iran but Israel.
The existing nuclear power in the Middle East is not Iran but Israel.
The Middle East is plagued with multiple crises, including the plight of Iraqi refugees. A war on Iran would make things worse.
A war with Iran is still a possibility–and a bad idea.
Hardliners triumphed in the recent Iranian elections. But the way out of the nuclear impasse remains the same: negotiations.
The candidates’ positions on Iran are not just about war and peace.
While Gitmo gets most of the ink, the U.S. base on Diego Garcia quietly prepares for a role in staging a possible attack on Iran.
Join IPS Fellow Phyllis Bennis in launching her new book with a discussion on preventing a new war in Iran.
Gaza is under murderous assault and the United States is escalating regional threats while pushing new sanctions against Iran.
As George W. Bush’s administration enters its last year in office, the danger of a U.S. military attack on Iran looms.
As George W. Bush’s administration enters its last year in office, the danger of a U.S. military attack on Iran looms.
While much of the world is focused on Bush’s attempts to demonize and isolate Iran, the Islamic Republic is forging new ties with an unlikely partner, Egypt.
George W. Bush’s numbers have sunk so low that he’s decided to embrace not just a single sick patient or even a hospital full of them. This week, the president will be hugging an entire continent.
Indias launch of a new spy satellite for Israel may change the geopolitical complexion of the Middle East.
You can tell a great deal about presidential candidates by the people who whisper in their ears.
Book Discussion with Reese Erlich