Four days after the coronation of Russia’s Tsar Nicholas II and his wife Alexandra, a banquet was due to be held for the common folk
Day: May 15, 2018
Russia Is Already “Balancing” Iran in the Mideast
Russia’s predominant position in Syria & Iraqi Kurdistan places Moscow right in the middle of the misleadingly characterized “Shiite Crescent” and allows the Kremlin to
America’s Jerusalem Embassy for Mass Murder, Occupation and Wider War
How obscenely ironic. Embassies traditionally symbolize diplomacy and peace. The opening of the US Embassy in Jerusalem was occasioned by a grotesque baptism of murder
What Else is Washington Not Telling Us About US Participation in Yemen?
The Covert Role of the US in Yemen The recent news about Green Berets deployed along the Saudi border highlights the ever-growing U.S. role. So, what
Who is the Vassal? Israel, the US and Iran
“If you want to understand the policy of a nation, look at the map!” Napoleon is supposed to have said. It is good advice. If
Is Trump Capable of Making Smart Geopolitical Moves?
Certainly kudos go to President Trump for ending a sixty-four year old standoff with North Korea, but let’s not pretend that he was in charge
The Road to Hell in the Middle East
With Donald Trump’s decision to shred the Iran nuclear agreement, announced last Tuesday, it’s time for the rest of us to start thinking about what
Trump and the Iran Deal as Viewed from the Constructivist Perspective
The Constructivist school of International Relations provides observers with an interesting explanation for why Trump pulled out of the Iran deal and allows one to
