Claudia Rosett

Ms. Rosett, a Foreign Policy Fellow with the Independent Women’s Forum, a columnist of Forbes and a blogger for PJMedia, is a contributing editor of The New York Sun.

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The treaty, “neither verifiable nor enforceable,” will protect Assad, not his potential victims

The warships are waiting, the American public is wondering and the clock is ticking

Middle East terror that is the Syrian-Iranian-Hezbollah axis

Whatever the reality beneath this tangle, there’s one clear bottom line: The continuing confusion is working to Iran’s benefit

Made-in-Qatar media, live from a studio in Washington

Any true reckoning of the cost of June 4, 1989 in Tiananmen Square should go well beyond a full account of the dead, detained and missing

Fight the blackmail May 6, 2013
It is indecent that the diplomatic bagmen of hostage-taking, war-mongering, nuclear-threatening North Korea should be permitted to stroll the streets of New York

There’s no reason to waive U.S. laws to bankroll a wasteful, anti-American U.N. agency

Anti-American axis, Decades of weapons development and trade, Nuclear Weapons, Missiles

The world's leading state sponsor of terrorism heads the General Assembly's second-largest voting bloc

The Turkish prime minister’s recent slander about Zionism occurred at a U.N. organization event.

Mohammad Khazaee

A trajectory the world cannot afford to shrug off

Both Lloyd’s and Equasis show that since last April, the Tour has been reflagged from Bolivia, to Sierra Leone, to Togo

Disturbing signs of a renewed push by the Obama administration to waive U.S. law in order to flood UNESCO once again with American taxpayers’ money

The U.N. Tilt to Terrorists November 20, 2012
When Israel tries to defend itself by striking the terrorists, U.N. officials at the highest levels start scrambling to put a stop to what they call a deteriorating situation

Where exactly was President Obama during those seven hours, 5 PM till midnight in Washington, on Sept. 11?

The absence of Clinton and Rice was not the worst part of America’s appalling diplomatic dereliction during last week’s U.N. meetings

A regime whose terror-based rule, networks and ambitions violate the UN’s own charter and threaten America and America’s allies

It is alarming that ship-tracking databases show Iranian-linked ships calling at Benghazi

Government of Canada to formally list Iran as a state sponsor of terrorism under the Justice for Victims of Terrorism Act

First lady of Syria, "Asma al-Assad: A Rose in the Desert

By reflagging and renaming its ships, Tehran keeps one step ahead of the law.

Mediocre medicine rationed at exorbitant cost by a bureaucracy

Ahmadinejad in Rio June 24, 2012
At the UN, all excellencies, however unexcellent, are invited to enjoy the prestige of the podium

It's worth taking a closer look at what, exactly, all that money's paying for

UNESCO Funny Business March 31, 2012
Annals of a dishonest PR campaign

UNESCO Goes to Washington March 14, 2012
United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization, Palestine, Palestinian Authority

Now, fresh from Iran, she waits in the Gulf. What next?

Republic of Iran Shipping Lines, National Iranian Tanker Company