India in the Race for Military Bases

India in the Race for Military Bases

In late January 2018, the media reported that India is finalizing a document with France (apparently it would become official in early March during a visit by French President E. Macron to Delhi) on military logistics similar to the USA of August 2016, according to which the Indian fleet can use military installations in both Diego Garcia and Guam, as well as other bases in different regions…

Military Conflict Between East and West Has Never Been Closer

Military Conflict Between East and West Has Never Been Closer

Recent events in Syria serve to illustrate the dire consequences of a unipolar world. They also provide further confirmation that international law now belongs to the realm of fiction when it comes to Washington and its allies, for whom exceptionalism is the natural order of things. There is compelling evidence to speculate that what is now…

Washington Uses Olympic Flame… to Torch the Region

Washington Uses Olympic Flame… to Torch the Region

Asked about the warming diplomatic relations between North and South Korea, US vice president Mike Pence said last week that Washington wanted to see the new detente come “to an end as soon as the Olympic flame is extinguished”. You can’t get much more bluntly obdurate and belligerent than that. Have the Americans no shame? Pence subsequently…

Regime Change Fails: Is a Military Coup or Invasion of Venezuela Next?

Regime Change Fails: Is a Military Coup or Invasion of Venezuela Next?

Speaking at his alma mater, the University of Texas, on February 1, Secretary of State Tillerson suggested a potential military coup in Venezuela. Tillerson then visited allied Latin American countries urging regime change and more economic sanctions on Venezuela. Tillerson is considering banning the processing or sale of Venezuelan oil in the United States and is…