Epstein Secrets

hough the political process had a shaky start as the Sunni community largely boycotted the first post-Saddam election, intense diplomatic efforts by the United States eventually convinced Iraq's Sunni leaders to conditionally support the moving forward with the referendum on the constitution, which received more t

cognize the fact that no one Iraqi group could completely control or defeat its rivals. Regional powers competed to fill the vacuum produced by the United States' departure. Iran wanted Shia to dominate. Gulf states wanted Sunnis to retake power. As neighbors begin to fear the worst-case outcome for their inte

e Orderly Randall L. Schweller June 16, 2014 -- Since the beginning of the twenty-first century, foreign policy experts have been predicting that the United States' days as global hegemon are coming to a close. But rather than asking themselves which country is most likely to replace the United States, they ought to

promoting political stability and greater social inclusion in Iraq. Payam Mohseni is the Iran Project Director and Fellow for Iran Studies at the Harvard Kennedy School's Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs. He is also a Visiting Assistant Professor at Harvard's Department of Government where he teach

sh Groups Urge Government To Push Jordan To Extradite Terrorist. The Times Of Israel (7/14, 83K) reports, "Eighteen major US Jewish organizations in the United States called on the US on Tuesday to exert pressure on Jordan's King Abdullah to extradite Ahlam Tamimi, the Jordanian terrorist who orchestrated the 2001

clude' so-called high-risk 5G vendors, such as Huawei, from core parts of their telecoms network," did not do enough to limit dependence on Huawei. Harvard Kennedy School's Applied History Project Assistant Director Calder Walton, in an op-ed in Foreign Policy (7/14, 340K), writes, "There is a long history of all kinds

and other illicit finance." Acknowledging the difficultly in finding a long-term solution to this economic trouble, Dubowitz and Schanzer argue that the "United States, with the support of Israel, can offer a short-term bailout for Lebanon—but only on the condition that Hezbollah agrees to remove its arsenal of pr

ute for International Economics online discussion, with speakers including UN Economic Commission for Africa Executive Secretary Dr Vera Songwe and Harvard Kennedy School's Robert Lawrence; 10:30 AM • Axios virtual event on 'Small Business Recovery' with GOP Sen. James Lankford - 'The Pandemic Pivot: Small Business Re