The India-Pakistan crisis appeared to be moving toward de-escalation on Thursday, as Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan pledged to return a captured Indian pilot to
Day: March 5, 2019
How The Western Anti-War Movement Became Poisoned Against Pakistan
As has been the case many times in the past, the events of the last two days have demonstrated India’s willingness to risk the consequences
Reshaping the Middle East: Why the West Should Stop Its Interventions – 3
In 2003, when the US declared its occupation of Iraq, journalists used to reach the country embedded with the occupation forces through their air transport
Turkey has Several Self-Interested Reasons to Continue Raising the Uighur Issue
Turkey toned down its rhetoric about Xinjiang, but is nevertheless still being vocal about it. Foreign Minister Cavusoglu told the UN Human Rights Council that
Foreign Tour Undertaken by Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia
In the second half of February, the Crown Prince of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud, visited a number of Asian
A Long Way to Go for Dinner
President Donald Trump’s air trip to Vietnam cost taxpayers $5,695,000 just for the president’s flying Taj Mahal. Plus millions more for his retainers, the presidential
400 Years and the Struggle to End Enslavement, Colonialism and Neo-Colonialism
This year’s African American History Month takes on an added significance due to the fact that it represents the 400th anniversary of the beginning of slavery
How (and How Not) to Beat a Smear Campaign
Anyone who opposes western interventionism or thinks the poor are human beings is a Russian antisemite. If you disagree, it’s because you are a Russian
