While President Trump keeps trying to support a stock market via noises about negotiations with China progressing well, things are spiraling out of control in
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Pakistan & Russia Might Hold the Keys to Iranian-Saudi Peace
Pakistani Prime Minister Khan’s efforts to mediate a detente in the Iranian-Saudi Cold War are proof of his country’s rising prestige as the global pivot
UAE’s Secret Mission to Iran
Tahnoun bin Zayed, the national security adviser of the United Arab Emirates and the crown prince’s younger brother, has been in Tehran for the last
The World Turned Upside Down
When a still-bewildered General Earl Charles Cornwallis surrendered his entire army to George Washington and to the Comte de Rochambeau at Yorktown in 1781, according
Landing in Riyadh: Geopolitics Work in Putin’s Favour
When Russian President Vladimir Putin lands in Riyadh this week for the second time in 12 years, his call for endorsement of his proposal to
Just How Swampy Are U.S-Saudi Arms Deals?
The old maxim that “the U.S. government exists to buy arms at home and sell arms abroad” was never truer than today. Our defense budget
Running Hot and Cold: Gulf Balances on the Edge of War and Peace
With war and peace hanging in the balance, tensions in the Gulf are running hot and cold. Saudi and Iranian leaders are this week walking
Iran Is China’s Secret Weapon for Killing off the US Dollar’s Global Reserve Status
There is a strong current of change affecting the international political arena. It is the beginning of a revolution brought on by the transition from
