The onset of the so-called Arab Spring in late 2010 took governments around the world by surprise, and Turkey’s Justice and Development Party (Adalet ve
Day: October 1, 2018
Russia Must Bring the “Asia-Africa Growth Corridor” to the Far East
Russia’s 21st-century grand strategy is to become the supreme “balancing” force in the Eurasian supercontinent, to which end it’s recently pioneered several non-traditional partnerships across
EU Finally Stands Up to US ‘Bullying’ Over Iran Sanctions
History may one day rule this was the fateful geopolitical moment when the European Union clinched its PhD on foreign policy. Last week, EU foreign
The Maldives Might Not Become an Indian Satellite, At Least Not Yet
The opposition pulled off a surprise win in the Maldives’ presidential elections last weekend. Ibrahim Mohamed Solih trounced President Abdulla Yameen by a 16-point margin
The US Military-Industrial Complex’s Worst Nightmare: The S-300 May Destroy and Expose the F-35
The tragic episode that caused the death of 15 Russian air force personnel has had immediate repercussions on the situation in Syria and the Middle East. On September 24,
In the Heart of a Dying Empire
When you think about it, the Earth is a relatively modest-sized planet — about 25,000 miles in circumference at the Equator, with a total surface
Pipeline Purchase Paves Way for Israeli Gas Exports to Egypt
The companies leading the development of Israel’s offshore gas reserves have announced a deal that lifts one of the last major obstacles holding up the
Trump and the Settlers
Chaim Silberstein insists on showing me Jacob’s Stone. It lies in Beit El – “The House of God” – which is the name of the
