Iraq's future depends mainly on whether the wider war on terrorism across the region can be won.
There have been many — but the most resounding and the saddest is that the brave Iranian people are right to believe nobody in the outside world will help them. They’re on their own. (Also read Roger Simon: State Department Invites Iran Psycho-Killers to Fourth of July Parties and Richard Fernandez: The Kiss of Death)
A message from the Iranian opposition. (Read Michael Ledeen's previous dispatch: A Bloody Saturday in Iran)
Something historic is happening — but the regime may very well be preparing for a crackdown.
"The Iranian people know that they’re on their own; they aren’t going to get any help from us, or the United Nations, or the Europeans." The author of The Iranian Time Bomb updates us on the volatile situation.
I can promise you that leading Muslims are very upset with parts of the president's speech.
The refusal of both men to acknowledge the Iranian evil prevents us from evaluating their current spat over "torture." (Also see PJTV: The Obama-Cheney Smackdown: Interpreting the results)