Pakistan-Afghanistan relations: Lessons learned the hard way Throughout the Cold War period, the phenomenon of ethnic Pashtun nationalism on either side of the Durand Line led
Day: July 21, 2018
The Establishment Strikes Back
There are a number of elements in the recent release of an indictment of twelve named alleged Russian military intelligence GRU officers by Deputy Attorney General Rod
Trump Stands His Ground on Putin
“Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors.” Under the Constitution, these are the offenses for which presidents can be impeached. And to hear our
Does an Elected President or an Unelected Intelligence Community Govern the US?
The madness that gripped liberals and neocons within the Western political, media, and security establishments, over the sight of a US president having the temerity
Gulf States in Dangerous Scramble for Africa
The Horn of Africa might be most infamous for the pirates that lurk along its coastline, capturing oil tankers and holding their crews to ransom.
Trump and NATO Bureaucracy
Since 20 January 2017, the arrival at the White House of a believer in productive capitalism has shuffled the international order to the detriment of
America’s Crusaders and their Moral High Ground
Today as Washington‘s think tanks label Russia an aggressor for no apparent reason, it is particularly interesting to take a cursory look at how many
Russian-Croatian Soft Power Bond Grows Stronger
Sometimes the eyes don’t lie and what people see in front them is actually what’s happening, which in this case is the extremely unlikely partners
