Europe

The US, Saudi Arabia and Israel all sponsor terrorist groups which have attacked Iran’s scientists, its elected representatives and military leaders, as well as its sacred sites – inside Iran as well as abroad.

Trump has repeatedly condemned the deal brokered by Barack Obama as a dangerous capitulation to Iran, but six months into his presidency he has not abandoned it.

Remarks delivered at the conference, ‘United States, Human Rights and Discourse of Domination’, held in Tehran, Iran on July 2′

With passage of time, the US domestic scene has moved toward a bipolar situation with the Republicans-Democrats, on one side, and the US president and the Congress, on the other.

Trump’s applying ‘the Art of the Deal’ to foreign policy and relations with other countries has caused the future of US relations with countries that before Trump, were considered to be US partners and allies, to be shrouded in a veil of vagueness.

The main objective of the United States in setting up Missile Defense Systems is to maintain its dominance and to contain countries that are opposed to its hegemonic policies. In this article, an attempt is made to investigate the objectives and consequences associated with US setting up Missile Defense Systems.

On his first foreign trip, US President, Donald Trump, visited Saudi Arabia. In this visit, by seeking help from some regional leaders, he tried to form an anti-Iranian regional coalition and in some way to put pressure on this country.

In the realm of US foreign policies, nowadays, two main actors of the structure of US foreign policies, that is the White House and the Congress, are trying to have more share in this regard. Unlike Trump, the Congress still opines that it is necessary to up pressure against Russia …

After three months into Trump’s administration, the US administration has failed to reach a comprehensive strategy in its foreign policy.

Pointing out Europe’s close proximity to Russia, Syria and Iraq, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has called for an increase in military spending by members of the bloc.