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No Breakthrough, Rising Frustration: Trump’s War on Iran

No Breakthrough, Rising Frustration: Trump’s War on Iran

U.S. President Donald Trump is increasingly frustrated with Iran as his administration struggles to secure a concession from the country. After accusing Tehran of being "unbelievably duplicitous," Trump admitted that dealing with its leaders had become a source of irritation. "All they do is make me angry," he told reporters Monday. "They just make me angry." The remarks come as negotiations over reopening the Strait of Hormuz remain deadlocked, with Tehran refusing to abandon its demand for transit fees—a condition Trump has repeatedly rejected. Trump's war on Iran has entered a phase where military and economic pressure have yet to…
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America Must Resist Another War: On the Eve of a Possible War with Venezuela, Trump’s Popularity Collapses

America Must Resist Another War: On the Eve of a Possible War with Venezuela, Trump’s Popularity Collapses

As a proud grandfather and veteran of the first Gulf War, I have witnessed the costs of conflict firsthand. I believe the moment demands deep reflection on the signs of political instability, as well as on current geopolitical and moral risks. On the eve of a possible war with Venezuela, Trump’s popularity is collapsing, heightening anxiety across households, communities, and nations alike. Recent polls reveal a sharp erosion of support among Republicans, independents, and the wider public. This decline raises profound moral questions: can the use of force ever be justified when weighed against human lives? In this article, I…
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