“The restrictions are the latest in a string of measures Bahrain has taken against Shiite citizens in the Gulf country, with many accused of having loyalties to Iran”:<\/p>\n
“[L]eaders convinced some Republican swing votes that doing so would harm the negotiations to end the war”:<\/p>\n
The presence of unveiled women at anti-war rallies is reminiscent of those who stood side by side with their hijab-wearing sisters during the revolution. Will they be betrayed again?<\/p>\n
The insistence of the major party establishment in ignoring increasing American unhappiness with Israel is driving voters into the arms of democratic socialists:<\/p>\n
Iran does not deny there will be IAEA inspections, only that they would happen before a final deal is reached:<\/p>\n
“From dawn queues for water trucks to illnesses linked to contaminated supplies, Palestinians describe the daily struggle to secure safe drinking water – and the terrible impact on their health”:<\/p>\n
Beyond economic consequences are oil\/gas market resilience, opportunity for “green transition,” U.S. ignorance of modern war conduct, U.S. unconcern over war crimes, decline in U.S. standing, and “ambiguous” and “scary” consequences for nuclear proliferation”:<\/p>\n
“Initial optimism that Trump would be a good ally to this region, built in part on its business-friendly and steady reputation<\/a>, had faded for many”:<\/p>\n