Pretty much everyone: Iraqi Kurdistan’s neighbors threaten devastating responses as Kurds head to the polls.

Israel’s strike on a chemical weapons and precision munitions plant makes clear that the threat from Syria is about a lot more than ISIS.

Oil rich Kirkuk’s vote in the in the Kurdish independence referendum will annoy Baghdad, but might be a minor consolation to Turkey.

The Iranians are laying the groundwork for America’s diplomatic isolation if the President declares Iran non-compliant.

Both the Syrian regime and the U.S.-backed Kurds are poised to capture ISIS’ last major strongholds—and its oil.

It’s a lot like the old Afghanistan strategy, but with Trumpian characteristics.

Turkey’s President Erdogan has declared that all three of Germany’s largest parties are the enemies of Turks.

President Trump made reference to a legend about General Pershing and pigs today. It’s untrue, and wouldn’t work. And he shouldn’t be tweeting it.

Israeli officials are increasingly making public their responsibility for airstrikes against Hezbollah in Syria.

The UAE and Saudi Arabia are trying to outmaneuver Iran politically, but helping to rebuild Iraq might be a path to real influence.