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Iran Will Win the War Unless Iran Follows Putin’s Script
I first began having doubts about Putin in 2008 when Putin’s inattention to Washington’s preparation of the Georgian army for an invasion of South Ossetia forced Russia into a war with a former Russian province. Clearly Russian intelligence was useless or ignored.
Norway’s Education Reckoning: A Warning
When a Scandinavian country — long held up as a beacon of progressive social policy and educational enlightenment — admits that its school system has fundamentally failed, the rest of the world ought to pay attention.
Gulf States May Join U.S.-Israeli War on Iran
Countries such as the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Bahrain are increasingly aligned on the need to ensure that Iran emerges from the war weakened.
Wave of National Elections Reshaping the EU
While German politicians still cling to the "firewall" against the AfD, Brussels has long since moved on – the AfD now plays an accepted political role there.
America’s Missile Problem
There's a line buried in the reporting on the US-Israeli war against Iran that should stop every taxpayer, every senator, and every armchair strategist cold.
Israel Is At War With Its Neighbors and Wants To Annex Them
The geopolitical landscape of the Middle East began a profound transformation beginning with the ‘Arab Spring’ in 2011.
The Strait That Holds the World
There is a stretch of water roughly 33 kilometres wide at its narrowest point that, were it to close tomorrow, would trigger the most severe economic crisis in recorded history.
The Die Is Cast: Either Iran will prevail or Washington and Israel will prevail
Iran’s strategy for the war that the Israeli-American partnership has brought to Iran
Iran Will Win the War Unless Iran Follows Putin’s Script
I first began having doubts about Putin in 2008 when Putin’s inattention to Washington’s preparation of the Georgian army for an invasion of South Ossetia forced Russia into a war with a former Russian province. Clearly Russian intelligence was useless or ignored.
Norway’s Education Reckoning: A Warning
When a Scandinavian country — long held up as a beacon of progressive social policy and educational enlightenment — admits that its school system has fundamentally failed, the rest of the world ought to pay attention.
Gulf States May Join U.S.-Israeli War on Iran
Countries such as the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Bahrain are increasingly aligned on the need to ensure that Iran emerges from the war weakened.
Wave of National Elections Reshaping the EU
While German politicians still cling to the "firewall" against the AfD, Brussels has long since moved on – the AfD now plays an accepted political role there.
America’s Missile Problem
There's a line buried in the reporting on the US-Israeli war against Iran that should stop every taxpayer, every senator, and every armchair strategist cold.
Israel Is At War With Its Neighbors and Wants To Annex Them
The geopolitical landscape of the Middle East began a profound transformation beginning with the ‘Arab Spring’ in 2011.
The Strait That Holds the World
There is a stretch of water roughly 33 kilometres wide at its narrowest point that, were it to close tomorrow, would trigger the most severe economic crisis in recorded history.
The Die Is Cast: Either Iran will prevail or Washington and Israel will prevail
Iran’s strategy for the war that the Israeli-American partnership has brought to Iran