Trump’s Reported Backing Of Vance’s Iran Talks Signals A Possible End To The Third Gulf War By Andrew Korybko This suggests that he’s serious about ending the Third Gulf War through a compromise with Iran. MAGA’s walloping during the latest midterms… Read More ›
Trump’s “Blue Tsunami”: US-Israel Alliance Under Pressure, Latin America Still In The Crosshairs By Uriel Araujo Trump faces growing domestic backlash over Israel and the Iran war after the midterms. But despite congressional pressure, his administration’s sanctions, tariffs, and strategic rivalry… Read More ›
The US’ Claims Of Canadian Meddling Are Interesting And Ironic By Andrew Korybko They’re interesting because few could have predicted that Canada of all countries would one day meddle in American elections, and they’re ironic because the examples cited are a… Read More ›
From “Israel First” To “Peace First”: Rethinking US Foreign Policy By Dr Maqsood Jafri Twenty-Five Years After 9/11: America Must Rethink Its Foreign Policy I endorse the view point of eminent intellectual journalist Syed Mushahid Hussain. He has written: “25… Read More ›
The $40 Trillion Question: Can America Still Afford Global Primacy? By Uriel Araujo The US national debt has crossed $40 trillion amid the war with Iran, rising borrowing costs, and renewed inflation concerns. At the same time, Washington faces depleted munitions,… Read More ›
US Strategic Oil Reserves Hit A 43-Year Low: How Long Can Washington Sustain The Iran War? By Uriel Araujo The US Strategic Petroleum Reserve has fallen to a 43-year low while the Iran conflict continues to disrupt oil supplies and shipping…. Read More ›
Why Is Iran Being Attacked? Sheikh Imran N. Hosein On Pax Judaica And The Coming Great War This address by Sheikh Imran N. Hosein offers an eschatological and geopolitical interpretation of the conflict surrounding Iran, inviting viewers to examine present… Read More ›
Could Saudi-Houthi Tensions Turn The Red Sea Into A New Strait Of Hormuz? By Uriel Araujo Rising tensions between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis illustrate how the Middle East continues to be shaped by the legacy of the Iraq War and… Read More ›
What’s Behind Iran And Ukraine’s Sudden Mutual De-Escalation? By Andrew Korybko The US, Iran, and possibly also Russia appear to have calculated that it’s not in their interests, only in Ukraine’s and Israel’s. Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi’s latest tweet came as… Read More ›
The Pentagon’s Trillion-Dollar Crisis Threatens America’s Superpower Status By Uriel Araujo Despite spending more than $1 trillion annually on defence, the United States faces procurement failures, industrial decline, leadership turmoil, and mounting costs from the Iran conflict. Growing fiscal dysfunction and… Read More ›