Special Edition: Israel at War | George Friedman on Where the Conflict Goes from Here

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Unrest in Iran: A Tipping Point for the Middle East?

Widespread anti-government protests in Iran have been growing for weeks now in Iran, and the government crackdown has turned deadly. While protests here are not a new phenomenon, many are saying this time things are much different. With the US poised to intervene and the future o ...  Show more

George Friedman on Why the US Cares About Venezuela, Cuba and Greenland

With the new U.S. National Security Strategy published by the White House only a month ago, we're already seeing what America's vision for prioritizing the Western Hemisphere looks like. Following America's seizure of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on Saturday, the world is ...  Show more

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