The U.S. threatened Iran after an attack on a Saudi oil field sent global energy prices soaring, showing how the tensions affect literally everyone.
The State Department’s Iran Action Group will mostly focus on “nukes, terrorism, and the detention of American citizens.”
Iran has discovered a dangerous gap in America's defenses and is exploiting and widening it by the day. For guidance on how to respond, U.S. strategists should look to JFK.
The Trump administration has made a priority of bringing prisoners home—and of pressuring Iran. With Xiyue Wang’s release, it can claim victory on two fronts.
Uighur uprisings in China and political protests in Iran have dispelled the conventional wisdom about both countries. What should we expect next? Get ready for non-stop turbulence.
What the Iran “debate” has taught us about our ability to discuss world affairs
Readers from around the world register the surprising effects of the Iran nuclear deal.
Our expert panel gauges the chance that the United States or Israel will strike Iran in the next year.
Panelists on Washington Week With The Atlantic joined to discuss the potential motivation behind Trump’s actions against Iran, and more.
The U.S. national security adviser responds to Israeli warnings about nuclear negotiations with Iran.