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Category Archives: Middle East
Massacre in Turkey Leads to Further Criticisms of the Government’s Failure to Act
Turkey is planning to increase its border security in the wake of the the latest Islamic State attack which killed 32 and wounded 100 mostly young people in the southern, largely Kurdish town of Suruç. The suicide attack happened on Monday … Continue reading
Posted in Middle East, Syria, Turkey
Tagged Islamic State, Kurdistan, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Terrorism
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Supposed Proxy War in Yemen Would Only Help Islamic State and Al Qaeda
Forty-eight people were killed and 182 injured in the Yemeni port city of Aden on Sunday, with Iran-backed Houthi fighters taking the blame. The Houthis are a group of Shia Muslims which are prominent in the north of Yemen, who captured … Continue reading
Russia is Providing Iran With the Means to Defend Itself, Enraging Israel’s Netanyahu
Russia has recently agreed to ship S-300 missile defence systems to Iran, in an $800 million dollar deal that has been postponed since 2009 due to soon-to-be-lifted sanctions, and reactions are unsurprisingly mixed. The delivery of the system, meant to be … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Iran, Middle East, Russia, Ukraine
Tagged Benjamin Netanyahu, Iran Nuclear Deal, Ukraine Crisis, Vladimir Putin
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Joe Biden Leads Wave of Outrage Against Senate Republicans
There has been widespread criticism of senate Republicans following their unprecedented letter to Iran undermining ongoing nuclear negotiations with the country. The letter, sent by 47 senate Republicans led by Tom Cotton of Arkansas, aimed to delegitimize any nuclear deal … Continue reading
Republicans Send Open Letter to Iran in Latest Stunt
There has been yet another bump on the road towards a nuclear deal with Iran. And of course, Republican senators have to be involved. It was revealed today that an “open letter” was sent to the Iranian government by 47 … Continue reading
Posted in Americas, Iran, Middle East, United States
Tagged Iran Nuclear Deal, Tom Cotton
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Netanyahu Dictates U.S. Foreign Policy and Receives Thunderous Applause
Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu was in Washington today to give a speech before the U.S. Congress, amid a rift with that country’s administration. He began his speech by praising the United States’ unwavering support for Israel, but quickly moved to … Continue reading
Posted in Americas, Iran, Middle East, United States
Tagged Benjamin Netanyahu, Iran Nuclear Deal, John Boehner
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