The News That Russia Won’t Intervene in Armenia is an Infowar In and Of Itself

The News That Russia Won’t Intervene in Armenia is an Infowar In and Of Itself

Russia was never going to “intervene” in stopping the Armenian Color Revolution (or “people’s revolution” as its supporters at home and abroad are referring to it as), and manufacturing a news event out of this non-existent issue is useful only in furthering weaponized infowar narratives such as maintaining the so-called “Russian threat” and making it…

A Most Sordid Profession: Sanguijuelas, Garrapatas, Piojos, Capulinas, Lampreys

A Most Sordid Profession: Sanguijuelas, Garrapatas, Piojos, Capulinas, Lampreys

A few thoughts on our disastrous trillion-dollar military: It is unnecessary. It does not defend the United States. The last time it did so was in 1945. The United States has no military enemies. No nation has anything even close to the forces necessary to invade America, and probably none the desire. A fifth of…

Why Pakistan Should Ditch America and Boost Ties with Russia

Why Pakistan Should Ditch America and Boost Ties with Russia

In February 2018 Pakistan’s foreign minister, Khawaja Muhammad Asif, visited Moscow where his counterpart, Sergei Lavrov, said that Russia is “planning to continue giving practical assistance in strengthening the counterterrorism potential of your country.” This was a welcome statement and decidedly different from the intentions of the US President whose first tweet of the year comprehensively insulted…

Modi Predictably Fails to Seize the Opportunities Offered to India by Chinese President Xi Jinping

Modi Predictably Fails to Seize the Opportunities Offered to India by Chinese President Xi Jinping

In typical Chinese style, President Xi Jinping invited India to embrace a spirit of cooperation, Asianism and the win-win mentality that would be mutually benefit to both large Asian powers, but particularly to India due to the fact that China’s economic and developmental model could offer much to an Indian state struggling with economic inequality,…

Peace on the Horizon for Korean Peninsula, But Maybe Not if the US Has Its Way

Peace on the Horizon for Korean Peninsula, But Maybe Not if the US Has Its Way

This week, the North and South Korean leadership held an historic meeting, eroding decades-long hostility between the two countries but does this signal the end of the “North Korean crisis,” or is it too soon to celebrate? The United States is a country that, at any given time, is bombing at least seven (or eight)…