The US might be trying to engineer a Russian-Turkish “security dilemma” in Syria through pre-coup weapons shipments and the exploitation of lingering demagogic suspicions. Much has been written in the past few days about a speculated fault line developing between Russia and Turkey over “Operation Olive Branch”, with the narrative Continue Reading
This ultra-geostrategic South Asian archipelago state is front and center in the Chinese-Indian New Cold War. The Maldivian military surrounded parliament today and reportedly arrested several individuals just days after the Supreme Court ruled that 9 opposition figures would be freed from custody and have their terrorism cases retried. The Continue Reading
America’s been putting pressure on its Balkan puppet “state” over the past year, and the possible false-flag assassination of a high-profile Serbian politician in Kosovo could have been staged to implicate the Autonomous Province’s “leadership”, thus paving the way for regime change there and consequently making the EU more amenable Continue Reading
The “Syrian National Dialogue Congress” that just took place in Sochi was a learning experience for Russia, to put it mildly. Thought up by President Putin and personally introduced by the Russian leader to the world last October during a Q&A session at the prestigious Valdai Club, this initiative was Continue Reading
The “Southern Resistance Forces” made impressive progress in their quest to restore South Yemen’s independence after they ousted Hadi’s government from its interim headquarters in Aden, which was formerly the capital of the Cold War-era state, and of the many historical precedents that speak to its favor, perhaps the one Continue Reading
The archetypically American retort of “whaddya gonna do about it” is an arrogant response to foreign policy criticism but it nevertheless serves a useful relevance in bluntly debunking Alt-Media fantasies and crudely posing Neo-Realist questions that the US’ adversaries are inevitably forced to answer. Most people who have any experience Continue Reading
The news has just come out that Gaddafi’s son Saif will run for the Libyan Presidency next year. A family spokesman made the announcement over the weekend when speaking to Egyptian media, remarking that Saif has the support of many of his country’s major tribes and that this will help Continue Reading
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