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
The Iranian People Remain Best Hope for Regime Change
The rising tide of protests, the resilience of the Resistance Units, and the unity around a democratic platform have given Iranians real
Guilty of the ‘Crime’ of Being Palestinian, Punishment: Execution
I will always remember Mahmoud: his strength, courage, resilience and determination. I told him more than once that he was an inspiration
Putin’s Dilemma
Putin gambled on the chance he could break Ukraine in one last, ruthless effort. Instead, the U.S. has pulled close to NATO
Israel’s Self-Serving Effort To Break up Syria
With each bomb dropped on Damascus, Israel isn’t just attacking Syrian infrastructure. It is dismantling the very pillars of a potential regional
Glory to Stalin
Russia’s communist party recently asserted that, in Stalin’s “deeds and works,” Russians can seek “answers to the fateful challenges of our time.”
Africa’s minerals are being bartered for security: why it’s a bad idea
In a world being reshaped by global interests in critical minerals, African states must not underestimate the strategic value of their mineral
Comparing 20th Century Britain and 21st Century America
European deference to American leadership would decrease in proportion to the decline in European dependence on American security guarantees, as Britain found
The Fired Fuse in Suwayda
The tension in Suwayda is not merely a local issue; it is a regional crisis that could trigger ethnic and sectarian fault
BRICS And The Specter of Bandung
Once a symbol of anti-imperial unity, BRICS now risks becoming the very thing Bandung opposed: a club of powerful states reproducing global
Why Argentina May be the Jewish Diaspora’s Next Frontier
Now that Milei is transforming Argentina into one of the most pro-Jewish countries in the world, it may emerge as a refuge