Should Qatar become friendlier with Iran and Oman, it would herald a new power alignment in the Gulf. https://t.co/RmckcV1mGJ
— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) June 5, 2017
Should Qatar become friendlier with Iran and Oman, it would herald a new power alignment in the Gulf. https://t.co/RmckcV1mGJ
— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) June 5, 2017
Should Qatar become friendlier with Iran and Oman, it would herald a new power alignment in the Gulf. https://t.co/RmckcV1mGJ
— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) June 5, 2017
Should Qatar become friendlier with Iran and Oman, it would herald a new power alignment in the Gulf. https://t.co/RmckcV1mGJ
— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) June 5, 2017
Should Qatar become friendlier with Iran and Oman, it would herald a new power alignment in the Gulf. https://t.co/RmckcV1mGJ
— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) June 5, 2017
I asked @RichardHaass for his take on Paris deal withdrawal: https://t.co/YATlYIGEZj Watch full panel tomorrow @ 10am/1pm ET on CNN
— Fareed Zakaria (@FareedZakaria) June 3, 2017
Countries to US cities, states, & companies fighting climate change: *We'll* always have Paris @ForeignPolicy https://t.co/0ahkYIL2Kn
— Emily Tamkin (@emilyctamkin) June 5, 2017
Countries to US cities, states, & companies fighting climate change: *We'll* always have Paris @ForeignPolicy https://t.co/0ahkYIL2Kn
— Emily Tamkin (@emilyctamkin) June 5, 2017
Countries to US cities, states, & companies fighting climate change: *We'll* always have Paris @ForeignPolicy https://t.co/0ahkYIL2Kn
— Emily Tamkin (@emilyctamkin) June 5, 2017
RT @gmfus: .@jamiemfly calls Trump’s rejection of the #ParisAgreement “unsurprising” & could help him w/i the Republican party… https://t.co/zuW0Bk5h6p