The Iran Hostage Crisis stands as one of the most defining and tumultuous episodes in the history of U.S.-Iran relations. This diplomatic standoff not only shaped the political landscape between...
The relationship between the United States and Iran, marked by deep animosities and complex geopolitical dynamics, has its roots in historical events that have shaped the policies and perceptions of...
The Camp David Accords, finalized in 1978, were a groundbreaking series of agreements that reshaped the trajectory of Middle Eastern politics. The Accords stand as a landmark moment in the...
Jimmy Carter – a Georgia state-born U.S. Naval Academy graduate and politician – defeated incumbent President Gerald Ford in 1976 US presidential election to clinch the White House job. President...
76th Governor of Georgia and later 39th president of the United States, Jimmy Carter (1924-2024) played a crucial role in world politics when he brokered a peace deal between Israel...
Bagging the Nobel Prize for Peace in 2002, it is perhaps safe to say that America’s 39th President, Jimmy Carter, attained more recognition in his post presidency than he did...
Anwar Sadat was the third president of Egypt from 1970 until his horrific assassination in 1981. He was a relatively pro-West leader. In the latter stages of his presidency, Sadat...
