With the Xi-Trump summit now almost certainly delayed, and tensions rising over the war in Iran, vital issues for both the U.S. and China are also being cast into uncertainty.
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On The Hill Sunday with Chris Stirewalt, three lawmakers weigh in on the escalating conflict with Iran and its impact on U.S. security and global stability. Former Vice President Mike Pence defends U.S. strikes on Iran and praises President Donald Trump’s decision to take decisive military action. Rep. Rick Crawford discusses rising domestic security threats, the possibility of sleeper cells, and growing cooperation between Iran, Russia, and China. Rep. Gabe Amo pushes back, warning the conflict lacks congressional authorization and could raise economic costs for Americans while strengthening adversaries abroad. #MikePence #Iran #Economy
Trump and Bibi are following Alexander, but without the Greek’s honor or panache. The post Conquerors of the World appeared first on The American Conservative .
Takimag Conquerors of the World Trump and Bibi are following Alexander, but without the Greek’s honor or panache. TakiMag The land was called Persia, and in 500 BC was the most powerful state in the known world. It ruled most of central Asia and lorded from the Balkans to Egypt. The name Iran was given to the ancient nation much later on by a minor officer–turned-emperor called Pahlavi in order to make the place sound less Arabic and more Arian. Persia met its Waterloo when successive Persian kings decided to occupy Greek city states around 490 BC. All you history buffs know the rest. Marathon came first in 490, when the noble Athenian youths intercepted Persians disembarking from their ships and massacred them to a man. The Athenian…Open
While there is a real risk of lone-wolf attacks, Iran has few incentives to orchestrate organized terrorism. The post Right-Sizing the ‘Iran-Linked’ Terror Threat to the U.S. appeared first on The American Conservative .
Foreign Affairs Right-Sizing the ‘Iran-Linked’ Terror Threat to the U.S. While there is a real risk of lone-wolf attacks, Iran has few incentives to orchestrate organized terrorism. As the war with Iran rages on, much is being said about Iranian-linked acts of terrorism in the United States. While there is indeed a possibility that the Iran war could instigate violence in the American homeland—as it appears to already have done—the severity with which the situation is being described is probably overblown. This owes to the existence of restraints that are likely to prevent “Iranian-linked terrorism” from becoming a top security challenge for America and other Western nations—which is by no means to dismiss the threat…Open