Kashmir Dispute: Global Media Is Instrumental In Foreign Policy Making By Dr Ghulam Nabi Fai I am gratified by this opportunity to explore media influence in the United States on foreign and national security policy regarding Muslim nations and peoples… Read More ›
Russia’s International Tourism Reforms Show That It Has Nothing To Hide By Andrew Korybko The law that President Putin recently signed allowing tourists to remain in Russia for six months so long as they’ve booked their hotel stay in advance for… Read More ›
The Upcoming Great War And Policy Options For Pakistan By Syeda Qudsiya Mashhadi The renowned Islamic scholar and expert in Islamic Eschatology, Sheikh Imran N. Hosein, is currently visiting Pakistan. I recently watched his three-part analysis on the impending Great… Read More ›
Israel’s use of bombs ‘Made in the USA’ to pound Gaza The bomb Israel used to bring down Al-Jalaa tower (with AP and Al Jazeera English offices) is a US Made GBU-31 bomb that weighs 907KG. Israel used US-made MK-84… Read More ›
SAATH forum, US-Indian Policy Convergence – Part 2 By Ik Justuju This is Part-2 of our video series on the SAATH forum. In this series we will share the role of SAATH and international NGOs in influencing the policies and… Read More ›
Facebook’s Censorship Of RT’s Redfish Is Literally Digital Fascism By Andrew Korybko The word “fascism” has been carelessly thrown around in recent years, but Facebook’s censorship of RT’s Redfish was literally an example of digital fascism since the company’s page was… Read More ›
America Must Stop Punishing Average Russians If It’s To Regain Its Soft Power By Andrew Korybko The US Embassy in Russia’s announcement that it’ll stop issuing non-immigrant visas to the host country’s citizens in response to Moscow prohibiting its employment of… Read More ›
Osama bin Laden’s Killing – Pakistan’s Achilles’ Heel? By Fidato The killing of Osama bin Laden has been made the Pakistani Achilles’ heel despite of the fact that it was the effective intelligence sharing of ISI with CIA which led… Read More ›
Iran’s Deep State Power Struggle Just Exploded Into The Open By Andrew Korybko The struggle between the reformist/”moderate” and principalist/”conservative” factions of Iran’s permanent military, intelligence, and diplomatic bureaucracies (“deep state”) just exploded into the open after recordings of an oral… Read More ›
The Russian-Taliban Bounty Conspiracy Theory: Postmortem By Andrew Korybko The recent revelation that the US Intelligence Community only ever had ‘low to moderate confidence’ in last summer’s sensational claims that Russia was paying bounties to the Taliban for every American soldier… Read More ›
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