Aug. 14, 2016 Yotam Berger The land east of the settlement of Efrat would expand ‘contiguity’ of the Gush Etzion bloc to the outskirts of
Day: August 17, 2016
Putin deploys Russia’s most advanced air-defence missiles in Crimea as alarm grows war is imminent
World powers urged Russia and Ukraine to refrain from ratcheting up a confrontation over Crimea as President Vladimir Putin bolstered the disputed peninsula’s military with
Pakistan’s Existential Vindication Over India
As India and Pakistan both celebrate their 69th anniversary of independence, many voices in India continue to insist that their neighbor is allegedly an artificial
Escalation, Naval Deployments and Geopolitical Conflict in the South China Sea
August 16, 2016 Brian Kalman Introduction On July 12, 2016 the Permanent Court of Arbitration at The Hague ruled in favor of the Republic of
Australia becoming geopolitical flashpoint amid sharpening US-China rivalry
A comment this week in the Financial Times entitled, “Why Australia’s luck may be running out,” is symptomatic of the growing attention being paid to
Japanese Coast Guard video claims to show hundreds of Chinese ships near disputed Senkaku Islands
Hundreds of Chinese vessels sailing close to the disputed Senkaku Islands in the East China Sea have reportedly been captured on camera by Japan’s Coast
US-backed forces give hundreds of ISIS fighters safe passage
© AFP Published time: 17 Aug, 2016 Several hundred vehicles containing 100 to 200 Islamic State fighters were given safe passage by US-based forces, out of
US Defense Firms Profit By Saudi Arabia’s Slaughter Of Yemen
“13 yo Mohamed, IDP from #Saada, broke his leg walking thru a field of #Cluster submunition in #Safra #YemenCrisis” — Photos via Rasha Mohamed (@RashaMoh2)
