The recent merging of the peaceful campaigns for self-determination referenda in Kashmir and Khalistan presents the only realistic solution to India’s separatist issues there, and
Day: October 3, 2019
Displaced by a US Invasion? Don’t Imagine You’ll Be Welcomed to Breathe Free
In Afghanistan on 22 September at least 40 civilians attending a wedding party were killed in a raid conducted by Afghan soldiers and supported by
The Ethical Dilemma Behind Trump’s Fateful Ukrainegate Decision
Should Trump have pursued justice even though the outcome could have politically helped him, or should he have neglected his legal responsibilities to do so
70th Anniversary of the People’s Republic of China Shows Beijing’s Communism may be the Most Viable
While mistakes of the Soviet Union put it in the museum, China’s capacity to adapt and reinvent itself could soon make it the most important
Yemen Is Now Saudi Arabia’s “Vietnam War”
Something does not appear right in Saudi Arabia. Although the Wahhabi Kingdom has a technological, demographical and economical advantage over Yemen, it has completely failed
New Weapons and the New Tactics Which They Make Possible: Three Examples
There are probably hundreds of books out there about the so-called “Revolution in Military Affairs”, some of them pretty good, most of them very bad,
Twitter Executive for Middle East is British Army ‘Psyops’ Soldier
The senior Twitter executive with editorial responsibility for the Middle East is also a part-time officer in the British Army’s psychological warfare unit, Middle East
Why Israel is Struggling to Find a Way Out of its Political Deadlock
It would be a grave mistake to assume that the continuing political deadlock in Israel – with neither incumbent prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor his
