How likely is conflict between the US and Iran? - The Conversation AU

September 19, 2019

Operation Novichok How likely is conflict between the US and Iran? - The Conversation AU Exclusive - 10 Factual Errors Committed by ‘The Spy’ Series on Eli Cohen - Asharq Al-awsat English A Reporter From Hell - Tablet Magazine Donald's Dilemma: Can He Retaliate to Attack on Saudi Oil Fields Without Starting a War with Iran? | Opinion - Newsweek How disinformation could sway the 2020 election - The Fulcrum How likely is conflict between the US and Iran? - The Conversation AU The Conversation AU This week’s strikes on the Abqaiq and Khurais oil processing facilities in Saudi Arabia represent the latest in a pattern of actions by the Islamic Republic of Iran to escalate tensions in the Persian Gulf. Read More Exclusive - 10 Factual Errors Committed by ‘The Spy’ Series on Eli Cohen - Asharq Al-awsat English Asharq Al-awsat English Exclusive - 10 Factual Errors Committed by ‘The Spy’ Series on Eli Cohen Thursday, 19 September, 2019 - 08:00 Israeli spy Eli Cohen (L) and two other unidentified co-defendants, during their trial in Damascus, ten days before his execution. Read More A Reporter From Hell - Tablet Magazine Tablet Magazine The title of the talk was “The War in Syria Is Not Over,” but it was more like Nir Rosen’s valedictory address. For roughly 20 minutes, the gonzo war-journalist-turned-mysterious-diplomatic-operator—who counts top advisers to both former U.S. Read More Donald's Dilemma: Can He Retaliate to Attack on Saudi Oil Fields Without Starting a War with Iran? | Opinion - Newsweek Newsweek In the early morning hours of Saturday, Sept. 15, explosions ripped through the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's massive Abqaiq oil processing facility and the Khurais oil field, bringing the world's top oil exporter to its knees. Read More How disinformation could sway the 2020 election - The Fulcrum The Fulcrum Barrett is the deputy director of the Center for Business and Human Rights at the Stern School of Business and is an adjunct professor of law at New York University. In 2016, Russian operatives used Facebook, Twitter and YouTube to sow division among American voters and boost Donald Trump's presidential campaign. Read More

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