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Trump's legal defense in the documents case is pinned on shaky claim that national secrets were his personal property

TRUMP’S DUBIOUS DEFENSE: In a speech at his golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey, Tuesday night, former President Donald Trump laid out the legal argument he hopes to use as his first line of defense against the 31 federal felony charges he faces for withholding and mishandling highly classified national security documents.

Israeli top official warns Iran's uranium enough to build up to 5 NUCLEAR WEAPONS

Israel's Defense Minister Yoav Gallant warned that Iran has enough enriched uranium for multiple nuclear weapons. During his visit to Greece, Gallant told his Greek counterpart Nikos [...]

Thanks, Obama: U.S. defense official declares Iran can construct a nuclear bomb 'in about 12 days'

Barack Obama left behind a lot of damage to our country and the world after spending eight years in the White House, but probably his most destructive move of all was providing Iran with enough [...]

Thanks, Obama: U.S. defense official declares Iran can construct a nuclear bomb 'in a

What Losing the Iran Deal Could Mean for the Region

The Cairo Review of Global Affairs is the quarterly journal of the School of Global Affairs and Public Policy (GAPP) at American University in Cairo.

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Getting China to Support a Denuclearized North Korea

In the upcoming August 27-29 "six-party" talks in Beijing, theUnited States must not risk turning the clock back to August 1994,when the Chinese persuaded the Clinton Administration to give NorthKorea billions in aid without first requiring Pyongyang to forswearits nuclear ambitions. To avoid repeating past mistakes, U.S.negotiators must have a clear-eyed view of China's role in theNorth Korean nuclear issue.

Russia Pushing World to 'Edge' of Nuclear Disaster in Ukraine: Stavridis

Retired U.S. Navy Admiral James Stavridis said that the situation at Zaporizhzhia "absolutely screams for international engagement."