Cold War 2.0 has reached unprecedented hysterical levels. And yet a hot war is not about to break out – before or after the November
Day: October 26, 2016
54 Years Ago: When the U.S. Nearly Started a Nuclear War
As this week’s final presidential debate revealed once again, U.S. conflict with Vladimir Putin and the Soviets seems to be heightening nearly every day. Soon
Washington Looking for a Syria Scapegoat – Turkey or the Saudis?
The conflict opposing the United States to Russia and China is evolving on two fronts – on one hand, Washington is looking for a possible
Djibouti Turns into Springboard for US Military Intervention
The US is dramatically increasing the tempo of its military operations in MENA (the Middle East and North Africa), especially in the Horn of Africa. Djibouti has
Israel Wary of Russian Comeback to the Region
For decades now, Israel has enjoyed decisive aerial superiority over all its rivals in the Middle East. There is no doubt that the Israeli air force is
Washington’s “Pivot to Asia”: A Debacle Unfolding
In 2012 President Obama, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Defense Secretary Ashton Carter launched a new chapter in their quest for global dominance: a
Stratfor: The War by Other Means in Eastern Ukraine
Summary The front lines seem to be following separatist leaders in eastern Ukraine. When an improvised explosive device detonated at his Donetsk apartment Oct. 16,
Countries of Southeast Asia: Squeezed Between Beijing and Washington
Today, the countries of the ASEAN are going through a very difficult period in their history, when their unity, cohesion and prosperity are being challenged
