The Power of Siberia pipeline that was just launched between Russia and China earlier this week proves that both countries’ interests coincide with one another
America's Potemkin War in Afghanistan
Series note: It has taken me years to tell these stories. The emotional and moral wounds of the Afghan War have just felt too recent,
Erdogan Opened a Pandora’s Box in Libya that Will be Difficult to Close
Tensions in the Eastern Mediterranean are rapidly rising after Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan met with a Libyan official of the internationally recognized Government of
May the Circus Begin! NATO Bitterly Divided as London Summit Starts
As heads of state of the NATO military alliance arrived yesterday in London for a two-day summit beginning today, 70 years after NATO’s foundation in
Bolivia’s Lithium Is Fair Game in a World Ruled by Spheres of Influence
For better or worse, the US-backed coup in Bolivia is ‘in-bounds’ at this stage of rising multi-polarity. This reality does not preclude that successful resistance
Confronting Changing Geopolitical Realities
In the Australian media they have in recent weeks being waging an information war against China. One recent illustration of this was the publicity given
NATO’s 4th Crises: The 2 Per Cent Goal As Defence Illiteracy
Political NATO’s London Summit on December 3 and 4, 2019 displays the deep political crisis of the 70-year-old alliance: Only a dinner and a short
Gassed to Death: Bhopal Tragedy Is Hard for India to Live Down Even After 35 Years
It has been 35 years since the Bhopal disaster struck India and claimed 20,000 lives, but its legal, moral, and historical lessons are relevant to
