Iran’s insistence that Europe do more to preserve the nuclear deal suggests that it’s worried about becoming too strategically dependent on Russia in the coming
Day: July 8, 2018
Pakistan’s Financial Crisis Puts China’s Belt and Road on the Spot
Increased Pakistani dependence on China to help it avert resorting to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to avoid a financial and economic crisis spotlights fears
Over the Persian Gulf, Dark Clouds have Gathered Once Again
Last week, the US State Department said that Washington will attempt to persuade its allies to stop purchasing oil from Iran completely by early November.
Why Saudi Arabia’s Powerful Crown Prince Still Needs His Father
A year after King Salman bin Abdul-Aziz Al Saud made his son Mohammed bin Salman crown prince, the 32-year-old remains dependent on his father’s legitimacy
‘Pay Up You NATO Deadbeats or Else!’
“I have some pretty severe things we’re thinking about,” Trump said of North Korea at a news conference in Warsaw. “Doesn’t mean we’re going to
US, Iran Clash in Hormuz Strait: Not an Improbable Scenario
The US remains adamant in its desire to cut Iran’s oil exports to zero, even if it hurts importing countries. America’s secondary sanctions on firms dealing with
Don’t Laugh: Salvini’s LoL Is the Greatest Threat to EuroLiberalism
Matteo Salvini proposed the creation of a “league of Leagues” in Europe to combat illegal migration. The Italian Interior Minister and proud populist declared at
The Houthis and War in Yemen
1. History of the movement, structure, and ideology History The movement of Ansar Allah (Supporters of Allah), also known as the Houthis, is a paramilitary
