Actions speak louder than words and “Trump's actions belie his words,” says Dennis Etler, an American political analyst who has a decades-long interest in international affairs.

The United States is isolating itself by imposing unilateral sanctions against Iran and other nations and contributing to the rise of a multipolar world, American scholar Dennis Etler says.

The history of the United States at home and abroad is “a history of unimaginable human rights violations,” says Dennis Etler.

US actions at home belie their concern for civil rights in Hong Kong, writes Dennis Etler.

“The COVID-19 pandemic puts into high relief the difference between good and bad governance, social responsibility versus individual autonomy, and the interests of the people versus the interests of capital,” says Dennis Etler.

The US has been faced with “the utter defeat of its nearly twenty-year-old policy of occupation and control of Afghanistan,” says Dennis Etler.

All US attempts to isolate Iran by abrogating the nuclear deal have failed dismally, and the attempt to destabilize the Islamic Republic "internally have also recently been met with defeat," Professor Dennis Etler says.

Despite war-mongering rhetoric emanating from the Pentagon, “Trump has no intentions of going to war with North Korea,” says Dennis Etler.

The US has weaponized “genocide” as a means to demonize nations it plans to target for destabilization and regime change, Professor Dennis Etler says.

The US resorts to naked aggression against independent nations, either directly or through the use of proxy forces, when all else fails, Professor Dennis Etler says.