China’s cardinal foreign policy imperative is to refrain from interfering abroad while advancing the proverbial good relations with key political actors – even when they
Day: June 14, 2017
Multipolar World Order: The Big Picture in the Qatar-Saudi Fracture
In a climate of outright confrontation, even the Gulf monarchies have been overtaken by a series of unprecedented events. The differences between Qatar on one side,
Gulf Crisis: On Fast Track to War
In less than one week, what began as a simple disagreement in politics turned into a siege that could easily develop into a war. On June
Is The US Nearing Civil War?
President Trump may be chief of state, head of government and commander in chief, but his administration is shot through with disloyalists plotting to bring
Bilderberg Group is Calling Shots in the Middle East
There’s little chance that you could come across a geopolitical analyst these days who would disagree that a “behind-the-scenes power” is driving the worsening geopolitical
How Vladimir Putin Sees the World
There was a time when I thought that it was the responsibility of an American journalist to hear all sides of a dispute and then
America Last: Will Trump Set a Record for the History Books?
In its own inside-out, upside-down way, it’s almost wondrous to behold. As befits our president’s wildest dreams, it may even prove to be a record
The Weaponization of Information in the War of Terror
Within hours of the bombing at Manchester Arena last month, police had identified the lone wolf suicide bomber they alleged was behind the attack. Mere
