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Panel: Russia Will Reap Benefits from Iranian Oil Crackdown

By: John Grady

May 1, 2019 1:22 PM

Undated photo of Russian president Vladimir Putin. Kremlin Photo

Vladimir Putin could turn out to be the big winner economically and diplomatically if the United States sticks to its pledge of no more sanction waivers for countries buying Iranian oil, a leading expert on the Middle East said on Monday. Read More →

U.K. Relationship With U.S., Role in Global Defense Unlikely to Change After Brexit

By: John Grady

November 27, 2018 10:05 AM

Sailors assigned to the aircraft carrier USS George H.W. Bush (CVN-77) watch as the Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth II (R 08) pulls into Naval Station Norfolk, Va. Oct 27, 2018.

The United Kingdom’s security relationship with the United States will remain “exceptional, uniquely wide and deep” even as the U.K. prepares to depart from the European Union next year, Britain’s top envoy to the United States said. Read More →

French Ambassador Says Washington Could Do More to Help Shape Syria’s Future

By: John Grady

October 30, 2018 3:19 PM

The Bashar al Assad regime’s ever-tightening circle on Syrian resistance fighters could send a million or more refugees into Turkey and scatter thousands of Islamic extremists around the region, France’s ambassador to Washington warned Monday. Read More →

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Tag Archives: Hudson Institute

Panel: Russia Will Reap Benefits from Iranian Oil Crackdown

U.K. Relationship With U.S., Role in Global Defense Unlikely to Change After Brexit

French Ambassador Says Washington Could Do More to Help Shape Syria’s Future

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