Iran, in the latest of a series of incidents on its western and south-eastern borders, said it had disbanded a Pakistan-based cell of ant-Shiite militants
Day: July 5, 2018
Yemen War: The Latest Chapter in Western Effort to Crush Independence
Last month, the long-dreaded invasion of the port city of Hodeidah finally began. Although there is now a “pause” in fighting as UN envoy Martin
Man-Made Drought Threatens to Ravage Iraq
“I once rescued a friend from drowning when he was swept away by the force of the current as we were swimming in the Diyala
Psychoanalysing NATO: Projection
“NATO” can be a rather elusive concept: Libya was a NATO operation, even though Germany kept out of it. Somalia was not a NATO operation even though Germany
Iran’s Rhetoric Is Meant to Raise the Oil Price
Iran’s ominous rhetoric about making the OPEC+ countries “pay” for their “treachery” to it and hinting at taking action to stop Gulf exports has had
Mongolia’s “Third Neighbor” Is Trying to Push both China and Russia Out
Most westerners would typically have a hard time finding Mongolia on the map. Nevertheless, it’s a rather unique state that serves as home for well
Don’t Get Too Excited About the Mexican Silk Road
There’s no better moment than now for Mexico to embrace multipolarity by teaming up with China and possibly constructing a Pacific-Caribbean rail corridor across the
How Israel Upholds ‘Security’ of Apartheid
Three thousand, seven hundred and four. That’s how many live ammunition gunshot injuries were inflicted by Israeli snipers on Palestinian demonstrators inside the Gaza Strip
