Was Iran’s Response A Dud Or Did It Leave Israel Dumbfounded? By Andrew Korybko Each school of thought has compelling arguments in their support so it’s possible that both are right in their own way. Iran launched a drone and missile barrage against… Read More ›
Intuiting The Truth About The Lethal Attack Against US Troops In West Asia By Andrew Korybko Acknowledging Iran’s relationship with its regional allies who just claimed credit for this lethal attack doesn’t promote warmongering against the Islamic Republic, just like acknowledging… Read More ›
Why Are Arab Countries Reluctant To Send Peacekeepers To Gaza? By Andrew Korybko The Jordanian Foreign Minister said that they believe that doing so would result in them being “seen as the enemy.” From there, one of two conclusions can be… Read More ›
What Just Happened In Jordan? By Andrew Korybko Last weekend’s arrest of several prominent people in Jordan, including the unofficial house arrest of former Crown Prince Hamzah, on suspicion of conspiring to destabilize the country in possible coordination with foreign intelligence… Read More ›
The Betrayal Of Jerusalem: Egypt, Jordan, And The Arab-Israel War of 1967 By Ali Hassnain The Post-War Vacuum and the Rise of a Mirage In the late 1940s, the world teetered on the edge of chaos. The Second World War had… Read More ›