When Saudi Arabia realizes it’s backed the wrong horse
The great irony is that an American war intended to reassert U.S. power may instead reduce U.S. primacy in the Gulf. President
Reason-Vision-Virtue
From Atlanticism to Pacificism
The Atlanticists will undoubtedly cry foul about such a shift in policy, invoke their Munich analogies, continue to demonize Russia, and portray
Will the US Invade Mexico?
Trump may be bluffing here, but with his economic policies in deep trouble and the Epstein affair not going away, I think
China’s increased military
All of these military advancements have given Beijing greater confidence as well as making the strategic position of the US and its
In Israel’s genocide of Gaza we see the face of five centuries of western colonialism
With everything in us, let us push for the agony of the people of Gaza to end and for the colonial experiment
Iran’s next act?
Whether the next Iran-related emergency involves an even more destructive and direct US-Israeli attack on Iran, or a surge of destabilizing unrest
Namibia’s forgotten German genocide: Bushmen
Search “Namibian Bushmen” on the internet and one is bombarded with glamourised images of Bushmen in traditional dress demonstrating hunting and tracking.
The Limits of France’s Racial Memory
The paradox is that while Black stories are now the subjects of exhibitions and movies in France, Blackness remains illegible. Paris Noir
Britain remains cursed by bipolar diplomacy
Ministers of both the current labour and former conservative governments have consistently failed to put Britain first when deciding foreign policy. Sadly,
The Great Zionist Dispute
These contrasting postwar visions reflect a stubborn, more than century-old disputation at the heart of Zionist thought. The argument is over three
Cold War 2.0 Heats Up
Last week the nuclear rhetoric between the US and Russia made some of us feel like we were transported back to 1962.