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Showing posts with label iraq. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iraq. Show all posts
September 23, 2010

Obama May Have To Do the Unthinkable: Negotiate With Iran

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The Bush administration left the Obama administration with a thorny problem in Iraq, namely how to withdraw without leaving behind a region ...
August 31, 2010

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By Honorary Political Season Contributor George Friedman Public discussion of potential attacks on Iran’s nuclear development sites is sur...
April 21, 2010

Baghdad Politics and the U.S.-Iranian Balance

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By George Friedman ~ Honorary Political Season Contributor The status of Iraq has always framed the strategic challenge of Iran. Until 200...
March 24, 2010

The Netanyahu-Obama Meeting in Strategic Context

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By George Friedman ~ Honorable Political Season Contributor Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is scheduled to meet with U.S. Presid...
March 10, 2010

Thinking About the Unthinkable: A U.S. Iranian Deal

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By George Friedman ~ Honorary Political Season Contributor The United States apparently has reached the point where it must either accept t...
December 23, 2009

The Iranian Incursion in Context

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by George Friedman ~ Honorary Political Season Contributor A small number of Iranian troops entered Iraq , where they took control of an oi...
December 21, 2009

2009: The Year of Obama

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By George Friedman - Honorary Political Season Contributor President Barack Obama’s speech in Oslo marking his receipt of the Nobel Peace P...
December 9, 2009

The Jihadist Strategic Dilemma

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By George Friedman ~ Honorary Political Season Contributor With U.S. President Barack Obama’s announcement of his strategy in Afghanistan, ...
December 1, 2009

On Obama's Timetable.....

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Folks are complaining about the President giving a timetable. Get a grip. What the President is really saying is that he plans to finish th...
October 21, 2009

The U.S. Challenge in Afghanistan

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B y George Friedman and Reva Bhalla The decision over whether to send more U.S. troops into Afghanistan may wait until the contested Afghan...