Russian Influence in the Mediterranean Is Multipolar, Not Malign

December 22, 2020

US Secretary of State Pompeo's misportrayal of Russian influence in the Mediterranean as malign is likely due to the fading unipolar hegemon's fear of the growing multipolar impact that the Eurasian G…

Did The Australian Media and Military Collude to Launch an Infowar Attack on Russia?

December 5, 2020

Opinion

The Australian Broadcasting Corporation appears to have colluded with the Australian Defence Ministry to launch an information warfare attack on Russia under the pretext of responding to Foreign Minis…

The Worst Crime of Donald Trump’s Presidency Must Not Be Forgotten

December 2, 2020

Opinion

It was the worst crime of Donald Trump’s years in the White House. In October 2019 he ordered US troops to stand aside, greenlighting Turkey’s invasion of northern Syria that led to the murder, rape a…

Washington Seeks to Divide Syria through the Use of Terrorists

November 24, 2020

Opinion

Recent events clearly show the real goals of Washington’s policy in Syria, aimed not at finding a peaceful solution to the Syrian conflict and returning Syrian refugees to their homeland, but at conti…

The Return of Syrian Refugees, A Priority to Whom?

November 20, 2020

Opinion

The armed conflict in Syria caused the most severe material and moral damage in this country’s history. According to some published media estimates, the total amount of direct material damage caused t…

Syrian Foreign Minister Muallem Was A Multipolar Visionary

November 19, 2020

Opinion

In order to appreciate his legacy, the reader must understand the complex circumstances in which he worked. Syrian Foreign Minister Walid Muallem passed away earlier this week, but his multipolar visi…

Syria’s International Conference on Refugees Is a Masterclass in Balancing

November 17, 2020

Opinion

The kinetic phase of the Hybrid War of Terror on Syria has mostly drawn to a close, as evidenced by the milestone event of the country hosting an international conference on the return of refugees, wh…

Jordan: “Fake Stability” Prelude to “Misery and Mayhem”

November 7, 2020

Opinion

Jordan is one of those countries you seldom hear about, however, it is located in a tough neighbourhood. When you think of the “Middle East”, a familiar set of images in a listener’s head, and most of…