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Trita Parsi

executive vice president of the Quincy Institute

Trita Parsi is the executive vice president of the Quincy Institute and the author of “Losing an Enemy — Obama, Iran and the Triumph of Diplomacy.”

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How the E.U. blacklisting Iran’s Revolutionary Guard could undermine protesters

Photo illustration: Image of Joe Biden against an image with red overlay of Yemeni policemen inspecting a site that was damaged by an air strike allegedly carried out by the Saudi-led coalition.

While MBS undermines America, Joe Biden has his back on Yemen

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Saudi Arabia’s ‘hostile act’ proves Biden critics right — and his advisers very wrong

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Photo diptych: Vladimir Putin and Narendra Modi

India’s rebuke of Putin should reduce Washington’s fears of a multipolar world

Image: Joe Biden and Mohammed bin Salman

Weeks after Biden’s fist-bump, Saudi Arabia continues to taunt America

Photo illustration: Joe Biden surrounded by torn paper pieces with the Chinese, Russian and Iranian flags on three sides.

Biden already has two foreign crises on his hands. It’s not too late for him to avoid a third.

Image: Joe Biden walking on the white house lawn.

In the Middle East, Biden walks in Trump’s footsteps and will repeat his failure

Image: Joe Biden

Has Biden lost the plot on Iran?