The Israeli farming community of Tzipori is littered with clues – at least, for those prepared to look – to a way of life extinguished
Day: April 21, 2018
India’s Secret Involvement in the War Against Yemen
Speculation has been rife over the past couple of years that Pakistan was clandestinely involved in the War on Yemen, but it turns out that
Caspian Games: Central Asian ‘stans’ Vie for Connectivity Market
Azerbaijan held a presidential election this month. Predictably, incumbent leader Ilham Aliyev won his fourth consecutive term with a Kim dynasty-esque 86% of the votes.
The Great Game Comes to Syria
An unusual triple alliance is emerging from the Syrian war, one that could alter the balance of power in the Middle East, unhinge the NATO
Imagining a Korean Peace Treaty and Its Implications
A Korean Peace Treaty might finally be on the horizon after over six decades of a tense armistice, and while it’s possible for a unified
Each “Click” Brings Us One Step Closer to the “Bang!”
Trump pulled the trigger, but instead of a “bang!” what the world heard was a demure “click”. Considering that we are talking about playing a
Why the Authoritarian Right is Rising
A fortnight ago, Viktor Orban and his Fidesz Party won enough seats in the Hungarian parliament to rewrite his country’s constitution. To progressives across the
US Gov Backs Dangerous New Genetic Manipulation Approach
The Trump Administration is backing a new technology for the genetic manipulation of plants and even animals with no intend to supervise or regulate against
