America’s War in Vietnam remains a signpost signifying a moment when America’s own exceptionalist myth of invincibility began to falter in open sight. The watershed
Day: July 23, 2018
Is Nepal a Source of Competition or Cooperation Between India and China?
From June 19 through 24 of this year, the prime minister of Nepal, K. P. Sharma Oli, accompanied by ministers of the economic block of
The Palestinian Authority, the ICC and Israel
Last week, the International Criminal Court announced it would commence the pretrial phase of a war crimes case brought by the Palestinian Authority (PA) against Israel.
White Helmets “Rescued” by Israel via Golan Heights in Overnight Operation
Overnight Saturday Israel evacuated 800 White Helmets members and their families from southern Syria in an operation that took them briefly into Israeli territory and
Making Sense of U.S. Moves in the Middle East
My father and I always had a tacit agreement: “We will never speak of That Part of the World.” He’d grown up in an Orthodox
America Overrules Trump: No Peace with Russia
The governments of Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea, if their countries are to survive, must give up their deluded hopes of reaching agreements with
The Global Growth of U.S. Special Operations Forces – 133 Countries Down, 17 to Go?
Early last month, at a tiny military post near the tumbledown town of Jamaame in Somalia, small arms fire began to ring out as mortar
The EU Has Been America’s “Foe” Since the End of the Old Cold War
Trump turned heads this week when he described the EU as a “foe”. The “politically incorrect” and previously unthinkable remark came after last week’s testy
