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The Hidden Flaws Of American Systems: Between Technological Dependence And Remote Deactivation
ASEAN Drifting Towards Ignorance And Oblivion
Israeli-Fueled Fantasy To Bring Back Shah Has Absolutely No Juice
Iranian Regime's Trojan Horse "Civilian Use" Lie On Nuclear Weapons
An Uncomfortable Truth: Israel Among Us In Southeast Asia
Xi’s $51 Billion Pledge To Africa: A Landmark Deal Or A Debt Trap?
Iran's Great Ballistic Missile Attack Gamble
Gulf States: The Devil And The Deep Sea Of Israel-Iran Tensions
How Hamas Has Made Life Harder For Iran And Its Allies
How The Israel-Hamas War Is Destabilizing The Horn Of Africa
Saudi Massacres Of Refugees: Mass Murder By Key US Ally
MICHIGAN, US:Border guards in Saudi Arabia, armed and trained by the imperialist powers, especially the United States, have committed sadistic crimes against humanity, according to a report by Human Rights Watch (HRW) released Monday. The report documents the systematic murder of hundreds of migrants, mainly from Ethiopia, at the Yemen-Saudi border between March 2022 and June 2023.
Assad Plays A Strong Hand In Diplomatic Poker With Arab Neighbors
The Fallacy Of A US Withdrawal From The Middle East
WASHINGTON, U.S.-America is in decline. Diminished by China’s rise, it is shifting attention from the Middle East to the Indo-Pacific.
How the Middle East Thinks About Great Power Competition
WASHINGTON, U.S.--Russia and China have had a long, complicated history, but they have nevertheless formed a strong bilateral relationship in the twenty-first century.
‘Peace Process’ Is Dead, As Is Fragile Ceasefire In Ethiopia
WASHINGTON, U.S.--The long-anticipated renewed round of war between the Federal Government of Ethiopia against the Tigrayans began at dawn on August 24. The first shots were fired on the southern borders of Tigray near the town of Alamata. Each side blames the other for firing them.
Defense Reform May Be The Key To US-Saudi Relations
SINGAPORE CITY, Singapore--Saudi Arabia’s little touted effort to overhaul its defense and national security architecture may be the United States’ best bet to rebuild relations with the kingdom in ways that imbue values and complicate the establishment of similar defense ties with China or Russia.
China And The Middle East: Heading Into Choppy Waters
SINGAPORE CITY--China could be entering choppy Middle Eastern waters. Multiple crises and conflicts will likely shape its relations with the region’s major powers, including Saudi Arabia, Iran, and Turkey.
Nuclear Iran Not An "Acceptable Risk"
NEW YORK, U.S.--The Center for a New American Security (CNAS), comprising largely former, mostly Democrat administration foreign policy and defense officials, in a new study — "Risk and Responsibility: Managing Future Iranian Weapons of Mass Destruction Threats" — tries to sell the notion that Iran armed with nuclear, biological and chemical offensive weapons will be an acceptable risk.
A Final Warning From Arabs To Biden
NEW YORK, U.S.--In what appears to be an eleventh hour and desperate warning to the Biden administration against striking a deal with the Iranian regime, four Arab countries have expressed deep concern over Iran's ballistic missile program and ongoing support for terrorism.