Author name: Douglas Sandoval

Tehran is not merely trying to reopen a waterway. It is trying to prove that the regime can turn regional […]

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Tehran’s demands to reopen the world’s most important energy chokepoint reveal that the Iranian regime sees shipping, sanctions, American forces

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Ireland’s parliament has once again chosen symbolism over substance. By approving legislation banning imports of goods produced in Israeli communities