Those urging a possible Biden administration to rejoin the nuclear accord overlook a key player: Iran.
America and the World
The U.S. Maps Away Palestinian Land
Trump’s ambassador to Israel is working with Netanyahu to draft up an annexation map.
China Policy: Is There a Grown-Up in the Room?
Trump tried to persuade Xi that Beijing would be better off if Trump beat Biden. Will Biden prove him right or wrong?
Taiwan Funding of Think Tanks: Omnipresent and Rarely Disclosed
Washington researchers cash five- and six-figure checks annually from Taiwan’s government but bury that conflict of interest when writing about U.S.-Taiwan policy.
What Trump’s Mixed Messages Mean for the Hong Kong Crisis
Chastising China on Hong Kong’s autonomy while pulling out of the World Health Organization is erratic—even for Trump.
Profits Over People: Trump White House Backs Arms Dealers
U.S. arms sales to Saudi Arabia continue in the face of human rights violations and a brutal war in Yemen.
In Israel, the Virus Is Fading. Netanyahu Is Still Here.
Jerusalem proves a lot safer than New York’s Upper West Side, but Israel’s democracy is in critical condition.
A New Generation of Dissenters Dies in Egyptian Prison
The El-Sisi government, having eradicated all forms of protest, is now taking on Instagrammers.
Using Coronavirus to Crack Down on Political Prisoners
Trump and Pompeo are ignoring a wave of repression in the Middle East.
While Israel Battles Coronavirus, Its Democracy Is on Life Support
As Israelis edge closer to a fourth election, Netanyahu is focused on one thing: retaining power.

