The US’ newly unveiled “Strategy For Central Asia 2019-2025” surprisingly isn’t sinister like some of the country’s critics might have expected, but that doesn’t mean
Category: Opinion
It’s Time to Reclaim Syria’s Road to Recovery
Recep Tayyip Erdogan, neo-Ottoman extraordinaire, is not exactly inclined to commit seppuku, the Japanese act of ritual suicide. But if not through the perspective of
North Macedonia Is Being Used by NATO to Target Serbia and Russia
The North Macedonian House of Representatives unanimously approved on Monday for their country to accept the NATO Accession Protocol, taking the former Yugoslav Republic a step
Bolivia: An Election in the Midst of an Ongoing Coup
On May 3, 2020, the Bolivian people will go to the polls once more. They return there because President Evo Morales had been overthrown in
Drifting Away from the US – a New Global Trend?
Recently, an ever increasing number of countries has started distancing itself from the United States. This process became particularly noticeable a couple of years ago
Why Washington Is Paranoid About Huawei
The past illuminates the present. This bombshell of a story dropped by The Washington Post certainly explains a lot about America’s current war against Chinese
Queen Elizabeth Beats Hollywood and the Stumblebum Sussexes
His wife, a hero of sorts only in the TV series “Suits,” had hightailed it to Canada, leaving Harry Windsor, formerly known as Prince Harry,
Feminists Claiming ‘Tradwives’ are Radicalized ‘Like ISIS brides’ Have Become the Woman-Shaming Patriarchy They Hated
Women denouncing their sisters who publicly tout the virtues of traditional marriage and motherhood as victims of extremist brainwashing have substituted a creeping paternalism for
