Iran -- Protests The New York Times New video shows two Iranian missiles hit Ukrainian plane - -
Security camera footage verified by The New York Times shows that two missiles fired 30 seconds apart took down Flight 752, killing all aboard. By Malachy Browne, Even Hill, Logan Mitchell & Barbara Marcolini
Opinions The New York Times Donald Trump is a hostage to 1979 - -
Why did the president target Qassim Suleimani? Because hes obsessed with Jimmy Carter. By Stephan Metcaf
Health - Inovation The New York Times Grounbreaking Gene therapy for Sickle Cell - -
A teenagers breakthrough gene therapy for Sickle Cell disease By Gina Kolata
News Analysis The New York Times Iran says it unintentionally shot down Ukranian airliner - -
The Islamic Republic of Iran deeply regrets this disastrous mistake, President Hassan Rouhani said, as Iran reversed its claims that mechanical failure was to blame.
By Farnaz Fassihi
Analysis The National Review Iran, again - -
For 40 years, Tehrans philosophy has been simple and direct: Death to America! By Jim Geraghty
News Analysis The Foreign Affairs Will Iran's response to the Soleimani strike lead to war ? - -
What Tehran Is Likely to Do Next By Ilan Goldberg
Analysis The New York Times The long battle with Iran - -
Qassim Suleimanis death brought vindication for the many American lives he took over the years. But what comes next? By Ryan C. Crocker
Analysis The Foreign Policy Petraeus says Trump may have helped ' reestablish deterence ' - -
The former U.S. commander and CIA director says Irans very fragile situation may limit its response. By Lara Seligman
Profile The Foreign Policy Iran's deadly puppet master - -
In this 2019 profile, Gen. Stanley McChrystal explained exactly why Qassem Suleimani represented such a threat to American interests. By Stanley McChrystal
U.S -- Iran The Washington Post Iran vows revenge after U.S. drone strike kills elite force commander - -
The death of Quds Force commander Qasem Soleimani could plunge the region into a new cycle of violence. His death in the wreckage of a two-car convoy in Baghdad left U.S. outposts bracing for retaliation. The U.S. Embassy in Iraq warned its citizens to leave immediately. By Louisa Loveluch
Latest News The Washington Post Airstrike kills major Iranian figure in Iraq - -
It was not clear who carried out the strike at Baghdad Airport, but the death of Qassem Soleimani, one of Irans most revered military leaders, seems certain to send tensions soaring between the United States and Iran. By Liz Sly, Mustafa Salim, Missy Ryan & Dan Lamothe
U.S. - Iran The Washington Post Potential clash between U.S. & Iran averted as Embassy siege ends - -
The Kataib Hezbollah militia told its supporters to leave the area around the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad after Iraqs prime minister said he would support efforts to pass a law calling for a U.S. troop withdrawal, according to a militia official. By Mustafa Salim & Liz Sly
Iran & Iraq Crisis The Washington Post Supporters of Iranian-Backed Militia enc siege of U.S. Embassy in Baghdad - -
Kataib Hezbollah agreed to end the siege after Iraqs prime minister guaranteed he would support efforts to pass a law calling for the withdrawal of U.S. troops, according to a senior official with the group. By Mustafa Salim & Liz Sly
U.S -- Iran The New York Times Trump warns Iran as risk of wider armed conflict grows - -
Administration officials say they are restoring deterrence against Iran, but the presidents reluctance to use force in the Middle East may be creating an opening for Tehran. By Michael Crowley & Edward Wong
Qatar The New York Times Welcome to Qatar's Falcon Hospital. Please take a number - -
In a corner of Dohas old city, a state-of-the-art facility offers scans, surgeries and a link to a centuries-old pastime. Members of the royal family get to cut the line. By Tariq Panja
India The New York Times As protests rage, India moving closer to becoming a Hindu nation? - -
Several people have been killed as unrest spreads to new corners of the country. Many see the passage of a new law as anti-Muslim.
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News Analysis The Christian science Monitor The real story behind a charred Iraqi Shrine: resentment of Iran - -
Is Irans power waning in Iraq? Measured by its perceived influence over Iraqi politics, perhaps not yet. But popular resentment toward Iranian overreach is growing, as the violence at a Najaf shrine showed. By Scott Peterson
Democrats - Impeachment The National Review Dem leaders expect a group of swing state lawmakers to defect on Impeachment vote - -
Moderates who initially voiced support for impeachment have been worried over a lack of increased support for impeachment in polling after public hearings By Tobias Hoonhout
Analysis Tundra Tabloids.Com An English misunderstanding of Iran - -
Amir Taheri: Jack Straws misunderstanding, perhaps caused by his absolute infatuation with his imaginary Iran. By Amir Taheri
News Analysis The National Review Adam Schiff's attack on the free press - -
Even if John Solomons reporting on Ukraine was misleading or destructive, it wouldnt warrant being unmasked by the government By David Harsanyi
Opinions The New York Times Donald Trump is a hostage to 1979 - -
Why did the president target Qassim Suleimani? Because hes obsessed with Jimmy Carter. By Stephan Metcaf
Iran - Internal Protest The New York Times Iran cracks down as protests over downing of airliner grow - -
Remarkably, some criticism is coming from some within the governments hard-line power base. By Farnaz Fassihi & David D. Kirkpatrick
Analysis The Washington Post Iran Admits to downing airliner amid calls for justice, transparency - -
Protests flared in Tehran, where student-led rallies decried the missile mistake and called on military chiefs to resign. By Erin Cunningham & Isablle Khurshudyan
Analysis The National Review Iran's options in a showdown with America are all bad - -
After losing its top strategist, military commander, and arch-terrorist, Qasem Soleimani, the Iranian theocracy is weighing responses. One, Iran can quiet down and cease military provocations. After attacking tankers off its coast, destroying an oil refinery in Saudi Arabia, shooting down a U.S. drone, and .. By Victor Davis Hanson
News Analysis The Christian science Monitor Why U.S. assassination of Soleimani is unlikely to deter Iran - -
The decision by President Trump to launch the strike that killed a top Iranian general is being seen as an acute escalation, raising questions about what the administration expected. Was there a disconnect? By Scott Peterson
News Analysis The Washington Post The disturbing history behind Trump's treat to target Iranian cultural sites - -
Such attacks have been condemned as cultural cleansing by Irina Bokova, a former director general of the U.N. UNESCO By Rick Noack & Claire Parker
U.S - Immigration - Iranians The New York Times U.S. stops dozens of Iranian - Americans returning from Canada - -
More than 60 people were held for additional questioning in Washington State, according to advocacy groups and accounts from travelers.
By Zolan Kanno - Youngs, Mike Baker & Mariel Padilla
News Analysis The New York Times Trump kills Iran's most overrated warrior - -
Suleimani pushed his country to build an empire, but drove it into the ground instead. By Thomas L. friedman
Analysis The Washington Post Iran invested in proxies across the mideast. Here's where they stand after Soleimani's death - -
The killing of Soleimani increases the likelihood of Irans network of proxy forces posing a more direct threat to potential U.S. targets. By Claire Parker & Rick Noack
Latest U.S. - Iran News The New York Times Attack at Baghdad airport is major escalation in U.S. - Iran - -
Suleimani was planning attacks on American diplomats and service members in Iraq and throughout the region, the Pentagon statement said.
By Falih Hassan & Alissa J. Robin & Michael Crowley
News Analysis The Foreign Affairs The New China - -
Why America Shouldnt Panic About Its Latest Challenger By Fareed Zakaria
Latest News The New York Times Protests at U.S. Embassy show the influence of Iran in Baghdad - -
Irans ability to deploy militias to attack the American Embassy, with Iraqi support, made clear how much power it wields in Iraq. By Falih Hassan & Alissa J. Robin
Analysis The Foreign Policy The world didn't change much in 2019. That's is bad news for 2020 - -
Several important events occurred this year, but few did anything to significantly alter global trends. By Stephen M. Walt
Iran - Syria The New York Times U.S. launches airstrikes on Iranian-backed forces in Iraq & Syria - -
The strikes were a response to a rocket attack that killed an American contractor. By Julian E. Barnes
News Analysis The Foreign Policy India's militant pipeline
From being jailed for throwing stones to joining terrorist groups, the history of radicalization in Kashmir shows that the region wont stay quiet for long. By Fahad Shah
Israel The Foreign Policy Benjamin Netanyahu is bleeding Israel's foreign ministry to death - -
Deep funding cuts and the gutting of Israels diplomatic service is undermining the prime ministers ambitious foreign-policy agenda. By Sam Sokol
U.S. China Trade The Foreign Policy The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly - -
At least the United States will avoid more tariffs, but if the deal actually happens it will skirt the real issues and have little to do with Trumps campaign promises. By Keith Johnson
Water - Drought Condition The New York Times As water runs low, can life in the Outback go on? - -
In Australias vast interior, rivers and lakes are disappearing. Were starting to glimpse what the future is going to be like, one scientist said. By Livia Albe-Ripka
Iran - Hostage taking The New York Times In prisoner swap, Iran frees American held since 2016 - -
Xiyue Wang was a graduate student at Princeton who had been sentenced to 10 years in prison on two charges of espionage that U.S. officials have called groundless.
By Michael Crowley
Iran - Internal Protest The Washington Post U. S. says Iran may have killed 1,000 protesters - -
As the Trump administration weighs increasing U.S. military presence in the Mideast, a State Department official said the United States has received video that shows troops firing machine guns mounted on trucks at protesters in one incident By Carol Morello & Missy Ryan
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