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12 May, 2023

Facing the reality of a multi-polar world

By Derek Royden

Facing the reality of a multi-polar world by Derek Royden 719 words The past few months have brought with them...

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11 Apr, 2023

Sanctions as Siege Warfare

By PeaceVoice

Sanctions as Siege Warfare by Derek Royden 765 words In the distant past, the one place that people could escape...

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26 Mar, 2023

A Big Deal: China’s Middle East Diplomatic Coup 

By Mel Gurtov

A Big Deal: China’s Middle East Diplomatic Coup  by Mel Gurtov 937 words A Big Deal for Some By any...

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20 Feb, 2023

Revisiting the nonviolent Iranian Revolution 44 years later 

By Tom Hastings

Revisiting the nonviolent Iranian Revolution 44 years later  by Haley Morrow with Tom H. Hastings 646 words February 11th marked...

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14 Dec, 2022

The Iran Protests and US Policy

By Mel Gurtov

The Iran Protests and US Policy by Mel Gurtov 875 words Published in: Eagle Times, In the Human Interest, LA...

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25 Oct, 2022

In Iran, the revolution is being feminized

By Derek Royden

Mahsa Amini, who was preparing to go to university with the goal of becoming a doctor, was taken into custody on Sept. 13 in Tehran by Iranian ‘morality police’. Her crime? Wearing a hijab they deemed “inappropriate." 

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6 Oct, 2022

Transcending the Morality Police

By Robert C. Koehler

I’ve been haunted by a phrase for almost a month now: “morality police.” The news has been global. A 22-year-old woman, Mahsa Amini, was arrested as she was leaving a subway station in Tehran on September 13...

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12 Jul, 2022

Can Biden Make Lemonade out of Lemons on his Middle East Jaunt?

By Kevin Martin

Ah, lemonade! As we endure the summer swelter, is there a more refreshing beverage? Making lemonade out of lemons is a worthy and timely endeavor, whether actually or metaphorically.

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25 Jun, 2021

Saving the US-Iran Nuclear Agreement

By Mel Gurtov

Despite the best efforts of the Israeli government under Benjamin Netanyahu to disrupt the nuclear talks with Iran by attacking Iran’s nuclear computer network, the news out of Geneva is that a new agreement is close to being signed.

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23 Apr, 2021

A Kinder, Gentler Foreign Policy

By Marc Pilisuk

Happily, in some measure, in his first three months in office, Joe Biden has shown a needed system change toward healing, sharing, caring, helping, and cooperation in his domestic policy achievements and goals.

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2 Apr, 2021

Ban the Death Penalty for Those with Serious Mental Illness

By Laura Finley

The death penalty is an antiquated and barbaric form of punishment. This is why most nations have ended it.

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27 Jan, 2021

A Progressive Agenda for Biden’s Foreign Policy

By Mel Gurtov

The predominant direction of a progressive US president should be toward “Making America Safe for the World.”

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21 Jan, 2021

Making new friends: Meet an Iranian

By David Powell

There has never been a more opportune time than now for each of us to do our part to develop peace between nations...

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31 Dec, 2020

Biden and the world: A deeper look at his foreign affairs team

By Mel Gurtov

In a previous column, I introduced the president-elect’s team: a group of serious professionals...

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18 Mar, 2020

Stop Tightening the Thumb Screws, A Humanitarian Message

By PeaceVoice

“U.S. sanctions against Iran, cruelly strengthened in March of 2018, continue a collective punishment of extremely vulnerable people. Presently, the...

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