Boris’s Big Blunder on Energy
A cautionary tale for the U.S. as the U.K.’s ‘Conservatives’ choose pointless windfall taxes over investment incentives to deal with energy issues.
A Weekend Shot across the Bow in the Red Sea
On Sunday, the Houthi attacked a Saudi Aramco petroleum-distribution plant at Jeddah, setting a storage facility on fire.
Seven Years After Putin’s Annexation of Crimea, America’s Energy Revolution Has Changed the Game
The administration would be better off leveraging the energy sector to curb Putin’s aggression — and then turn our attention to Tehran.
How Moscow’s Man in Vienna Fooled Team Biden on Ukraine
Russia used the Biden administration’s obsession with a new Iran deal to distract from the Ukrainian invasion.
When David Met Lisa
In 1503, Michelangelo and Leonardo changed the future of Western art.
Confusion at Natanz
What happened near the Islamic Republic of Iran’s nuclear facility at Natanz this past Saturday evening?
Why Won’t Washington Speak Out about the Latest Crisis in Iran?
The mullahs are targeting the people of Isfahan, who have the temerity to demand clean drinking water.
After Afghanistan
We may be doomed to repeat history, but we can still learn from it.
Don’t Appease Tehran for Energy Terrorism in the Strait of Hormuz
If Iran has attempted to close the Strait of Hormuz and strangle petroleum flow to global markets, it would constitute a dramatic offensive escalation.
How America Should Deal with Iran’s New President
Anti-regime protests show that Iranians want solidarity, not strategic silence, from America.