Amid the thick fog of (rhetorical) war between Washington and Pyongyang, it’s still possible to detect some fascinating writing on the (unbuilt) wall. A case
Day: August 12, 2017
China Will Prevent US First Strike Against North Korean Regime
China will prevent the US and South Korea from carrying out strikes on North Korea and trying to overthrow the leadership there, but will remain
Avoiding Nuclear War: Why Kim Jong-Un’s Strategy Makes Sense
Looking at the recent North Korean testing of two intercontinental missiles, it may seem that Pyongyang wishes to increase tensions in the region. A more careful
Has Narenda Modi Switched Sides?
It’s very discomforting to see the nation of India, one of the great potential leading countries of the world systematically self-destruct. Provoking a new war
Is the American Empire Worth the Price?
“When a man knows he is to be hanged in a fortnight,” Samuel Johnson observed, “it concentrates his mind wonderfully.” And the prospect of a
US Imperialism and The Threat of Nuclear War Against North Korea
The world is poised on the brink of a war on the Korean Peninsula that could rapidly escalate into a global nuclear conflict. US President
Korea Crisis: Trump ”Losing Control of His Rhetoric” But Without Any Plan for Attack
President Trump’s threats against North Korea conceal the absence of any US intention to attack that country. All they do is play into Kim Jong-un’s
‘Now We Have a Smaller Payroll’: Trump Thanks Putin for Cuts to US Diplomatic Staff in Russia
President Donald Trump deadpanned that he is “very thankful” for Russian President Vladimir Putin’s order to kick out hundreds of US diplomatic staffers from Russia.
