The Modi government’s approach to the transition in Afghanistan bears an uncanny resemblance to the situation thirty years ago, in end-1989. A great power that
Day: December 29, 2019
President of Iraq: The Decision Is Mine
Iraqi President Barham Salih has shown that he is in control of the country and has made a show of his contempt for the Iraqi
Putin Makes A Move In Libya’s Oil Crescent
Whenever a major oil-producing region is engulfed in prolonged warfare, speculation starts to abound regarding all the potential changes to its oil and gas policy
The Burkinabe Time Bomb Is About To Blow, and It Might Take Down West Africa
The landlocked West African nation of Burkina Faso is a time bomb that’s about to explode as evidenced by the drastic increase in terrorist-related violence
Japan is Becoming More Active in Greater Middle East
We have pointed out on more than on occasion in the New Eastern Outlook that one of the most distinctive features of the current stage
Impeachment Is a Distraction: Heavily Scripted Vote Demonstrates That Democracy Really Is Dead
Watching the impeachment “vote” was hard work. With only a few exceptions, each Congressman rose for roughly 90 seconds and provided a prearranged, almost completely
The Rewriting Of History In The Western World
The rewriting of history started already after World War II. Not on the scale as we experience today. Since the Internet, the people were “free”
By Pretending the World Is Uniquely Cruel to Women, Smug Feminists Only Enrage Men Who Risk & Sacrifice Their Lives Each Day
The activist behind the campaign to make Jane Austen the face of the £10 note has published a 432-page encyclopaedia of feminist grievances. But do
