Why Iran Believes It Has the Upper Hand
The Iran expert Suzanne Maloney explains how Iran views the war, and why the United States is losing.
The Iran expert Suzanne Maloney explains how Iran views the war, and why the United States is losing.
The economic fallout of the war in Iran is pushing farmers to the brink as the price for fertilizer soars just before planting season. Supply chain disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz are adding new uncertainty to an already struggling farming sector.
There is a morality to verbs, especially in political speech.
Our White House reporter Zolan Kanno-Youngs parses some of President Trump’s conflicting messages about the war with Iran.
President Trump’s prime-time address received a defiant response from a top leader in Tehran.
President Trump is asking U. S. allies to “go to” the Strait of Hormuz “and just take it.
From Iran to China, President Trump’s global aggression has encouraged other countries to search for new ways to pressure the U. S. economy.
Several permanent members of the Security Council opposed the resolution, drafted by Bahrain in coordination with its Gulf neighbors, officials said.
Fars, a semiofficial news agency, said eight people had been killed in the attack and dozens wounded.
The president failed to provide any meaningful strategy on the two central issues that define the war on Iran: reopening the Strait of Hormuz and what to do about that country’s uranium.
His speech told us very little, at least explicitly, but revealed quite a lot.
President Trump faces the possibility that at the end of his own two-to-three week window for wrapping up the war in Iran, nothing much will have changed.
President Trump’s Wednesday night address about the war in Iran is evidence of how poorly his war of choice is going, the columnist Jamelle Bouie argues.
President Emmanuel Macron of France suggested that President Trump’s daily comments on the war in Iran were unserious. “Maybe one shouldn’t speak every day,” Mr. Macron told reporters.
Oil surged and stocks sold off after the president delivered an unclear case for continuing the war in the Middle East.
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President Trump did not define a clear path out of the conflict, which he estimated would end within three weeks.
During a prime-time address on Wednesday, President Trump said the United States was on track for completing its military objectives in Iran, but offered no clear timeline to end the war.
Amid months of protest, repression and war in their native country, Iranians living abroad are navigating their biggest rifts yet.