Gregory Lyakhov

1 week ago | talk995.com | Gregory Lyakhov

The Trump administration’s renewed interest in negotiating with Iran might seem unexpected. After years of aggressive sanctions and maximum-pressure policies, a return to the diplomatic table appears to signal a shift. But when assessed realistically, there may be no other peaceful way to halt Iran’s nuclear ambitions. The alternative is war, and no one should want that.

1 week ago | newsmax.com | Gregory Lyakhov

The Trump administration's renewed interest in negotiating with Iran might seem unexpected. After years of aggressive sanctions and maximum-pressure policies, a return to the diplomatic table appears to signal a shift. But when assessed realistically, there may be no other peaceful way to halt Iran's nuclear ambitions. The alternative is war, and no one should want that.

1 week ago | spectator.org | Gregory Lyakhov

For decades, the American education debate followed a rigid ideological binary: conservatives championed school choice, while progressives condemned it as a threat to public schools. But that divide is beginning to erode. Across the country, more Democratic leaders are supporting programs that give parents greater control over how and where their children are educated. When public schools fall short, having alternatives is no longer a luxury — it’s a necessity.

1 week ago | spectator.org | Gregory Lyakhov

The Middle East stands on the edge of a historic diplomatic transformation that could redefine regional dynamics and reshape global alliances. At the center of this potential breakthrough is Saudi Arabia — a dominant economic and religious force in the Arab world — seriously considering joining the Abraham Accords.

2 weeks ago | blogs.timesofisrael.com | Gregory Lyakhov

On May 21, Sarah Lynn Milgrim, 26, and Yaron Lischinsky, 30, were murdered outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C. Both were young Israeli diplomats. Their killer, Elias Rodriguez, fired over twenty rounds. Video footage shows Milgrim trying to crawl away before Rodriguez shot her again. During his arrest, he shouted, “Free Palestine.”Rodriguez had written a document titled Escalate for Gaza, Bring the War Home. His actions were intentional, and they were political.