The individuals who seized power after the military coup in Bolivia don’t constitute a so-called “interim government” because the radical policy changes that they’ve implemented
The US and Iran’s Perpetual Almost-war Is Unsustainable
Today Iran’s supreme leader Ali Khamenei gave his first Friday sermon in Tehran for eight years to an audience of thousands, as he tried to
Impeachment, Soleimani and the Pull of the Swamp
The day Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced she would open up impeachment proceedings against President Trump I called it a coup. It was obvious to me
Trump, Iran Coordinated De-escalation… for Now
The stepping back from the brink of war last week seems to have been achieved by the Trump administration and Iran both working together behind
Trump, The Deal Maker, Blinks Before China
The signing ceremony of the China-US phase-one economic and trade agreement at the East Room of the White House in Washington on Jan. 15, 2020
The Battle for Libya: The UAE Calls the Shots
This week’s inauguration of a new Red Sea Egyptian military base was pregnant with the symbolism of the rivalries shaping the future of the Middle
Why Israel’s So-Called “Occupation” of “Palestinian Territories” is a Farce
The occupation. A phrase commonly used when speaking about the injustices taking place in Palestine. It is a phrase that limits the discussion to a
The Theology of Politics
This is a serious discussion, so let’s be sure we are on the same page by ensuring we apply the same meanings to our words.
