sanctions
Assad’s Earthquake Opportunism
The regime in Damascus tries to shed its pariah status while simultaneously stalling relief work.
The National Security Implications of Charles McGonigal’s Arrest
The case shows how the government is falling short in monitoring the actions of former agents and officers.
Sanctions Have Hurt Iran’s Aviation Sector, But Not Enough
There is more the U.S. can do to keep the Islamic Republic from using planes to support dictators and terrorists.
Sanctions Are Freeing Iran
The measures have made it hard for the regime to crack down on the people.