When we first met in 2017, the Turkish poet, Mustafa Goren, stood proudly and defiantly next to a monstrous concrete wall built on orders from
Day: July 3, 2018
Teaching Mandarin in Mozambique Is Good, Unless It’s for Tax Collectors
Providing foreign language lessons pro bono should always be applauded, but what China’s doing in Mozambique is controversial because it wants the host nation’s tax
Iran’s Chabahar Port Is Where Asian and Middle Eastern Rivalries Collide
Iran’s Indian-back port of Chabahar, inaugurated months before the United States re-imposed sanctions on the Islamic republic, is where Asia and the Middle East’s multiple
As Trump ‘Goes Nuclear’ Against Iran and China, What’s Next?
At least it is clear; it’s explicit. The “We’re America, Bitch” formulation by an American official strips away the humbug of soft power. It’s not about ‘democracy’
War and Natural Gas: The Israeli Invasion and Gaza’s Offshore Gas Fields
More than nine years ago, Israel invaded Gaza under “Operation Cast Lead”. The following article was first published by Global Research in January 2009 at
Trump’s Deportation Suggestion Will Fix America’s Dysfunctional Migration System
Trump suggested on Twitter that illegal immigrants should be immediately deported upon capture. According to the President, “When somebody comes in, we must immediately, with
How the Last Superpower Was Unchained
Think of it as the all-American version of the human comedy: a great power that eternally knows what the world needs and offers copious advice
Only Thing New About Trump Economic Wars Are Tweets
The only new part of the ongoing Trump Administration economic warfare, a calculated assault on friend and foe alike from Russia to China to Iran
