The Official Launch Of The International Islamic Commission For 9/11 Justice In Pakistan An Open Letter from Captain Dan Hanley, Retired United Airlines Pilot and Executive Director of the International Islamic Commission for 9/11 Justice, to the Foreign Ministers of… Read More ›
From Ireland To The Falklands: Is Trump Breaking The US-UK Special Relationship? By Uriel Araujo Trump’s disputes with Britain over Irish reunification and the Falklands, among other issues, reveal deep fractures in the US-UK special relationship. Could Washington’s approach push its… 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 ›
9/11 At 25: CIA Forewarnings And The Dark Legacy Of The War on Terror By Uriel Araujo The true legacy of the post-9/11 era is thus twofold: the continued willingness to support, directly or indirectly, fundamentalist jihadist networks when geopolitically useful,… Read More ›
Trump’s Arctic Pressure Pushes Canada And Europe Toward Russia By Uriel Araujo Trump’s growing pressure on Canada and Europe (over Greenland and now Iceland) is exposing the limits of a purely trans-Atlantic approach to Arctic governance. With Russia being a key… Read More ›
The Global Hybrid War Intensifies: Ukraine, Taiwan, Iran, Venezuela, And The Future Of Brazil By Andrew Korybko Here’s the English-language version of the interview that I gave to Forças Terrestres’ Alexandre Galante on recent events. 1. You have written for years… Read More ›
USAID Is A Premier Weapon Of US Hybrid Warfare In The Hemisphere By Andrew Korybko Here’s the full interview that I gave to Sputnik Brasil about USAID, excerpts of which were published in their report titled “‘Arma principal da guerra híbrida’:… Read More ›
Texas’ Standoff With The Federal Government Over Border Security Won’t Lead To Civil War By Andrew Korybko The consequences of this constitutional crisis could still reverberate much further than the Rio Grande and last much longer than the week’s news cycle…. Read More ›