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This article is part of a three-part series called "The 'humanitarian' destruction of Libya" that analyses the 2011 war in Libya and the motives behind it.
In the event you have noticed the hullabaloo about Qatar and wonder what it is about, it is about Al Jazeera, a news organization, established by the Emir who rules the oil and gas sheikdom on the Persian Gulf. Al Jezeera is far more professional tha
If geopolitics studies how nations behave, then the nation is singularly important.
Seymour Hersh, America's most famous investigative reporter, has become persona non grata in the American Propaganda Ministry that poses as a news media but only serves to protect the US government's war lies.
A brief history of Jewish worship at Judaism's holiest place of prayer, where, until it came under Israeli jurisdiction, a mixing of genders was the norm
GTM Research has found that India's system competitive bidding, has produced record low solar pricing. India has utility PV system pricing of 65 cents per watt. This is 11 cents per watt cheaper than in China.
Three maps of Syria show the immense progress the Syrian government forces and their allies have made over the last few month.
Who better to defend Qatar it is a hotbed of terrorism-funding (as per a recent list released by Saudi Arabia et al according to which 59 individuals and 12 entities in Qatar are terrorist) than the US Attorney
– Part 3: The War on Africa
Troops from three separate brigades will represent the US
Demands Qatar Shut Down al-Jazeera, Promise Never to Contradict GCC
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed Tuesday to "forever" maintain control of the Golan Heights, which was captured during the 1967 Arab-Israeli War, or the Six Day War.
After an audit from the Department of Defense revealed that the Pentagon couldn't account for over $1 billion in weapons and equipment that was meant for fighters in Iraq, the question remains: Did ISIS gain $1 BILLION in weapons and equipment
Covered in dust and bruises with hair disheveled from having survived a blast, the blood beginning to crust over half his face, a seeming placidity -- hands anchored on his legs, all-but unmoving -- could not mask the stoic trauma in little Omran D
Update: the bill has passed, Bloomberg reports: TURKEY APPROVES BILL ALLOWING TRAINING TO QATAR SECURITY FORCES
Congress Sees Need for More Oversight of Clandestine Operations
Iraq's Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) announced May 24 that it had formally informed the United Nations Security Council of its intention to hold a referendum on the independence of Kurdistan through the UN special representative to Iraq, Jan Ku
The Arab world has no counter-archive to the official documents which have been released and which relate to its crushing military defeat in the Six-Day War.
12 people were killed in the attacks which were the first Islamic State attack on Iran, which is fighting IS in Iraq and Syria
Exclusive: The failure to hold the Iraq War perpetrators accountable has led to false narratives about "successful surges" that never really succeeded -- and now may allow the Afghan slaughter to escalate, reports James W Carden.
Fifty years ago, between June 5 and June 10, 1967, Israel invaded and occupied East Jerusalem, the West Bank, the Gaza Strip, and the Golan Heights.
Egypt, the UN and Arab governments try to mediated between the two governments in Libya. A massacre at an air base interrupted the process and threatens to intensify the civil war.
Was bomber's family in global terror network? Killer returned to UK from Libya days before attack 'is linked to Man in the Hat Brussels bomber', his father 'was part of Al-Qaeda-linked group' and brother 'knew of atrocity and was planning own massacr
Riddled with hypocrisy, clichés and absurdities, President Donald Trump's speech Sunday before an assembly of monarchs and despots in Saudi Arabia spelled out an agenda of escalating US militarism throughout the Middle East and a buildup in partic
President Trump was in Saudi Arabia over the weekend, where he signed the largest US arms sale ever, praised the country's history and record, and declared war on Iran, Syria...and possibly Russia. Some first foreign trip...
President Trump's full speech to Muslim leaders in Saudi Arabia, his first overseas visit of his presidency. He speaks slower than usual so the translators can translate what he's saying for the members of the audience who don't understand Engl
US President Donald Trump has told Israel's Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, that Iran will never have nuclear weapons.
Some analyst, such as Beacon Advsiros, expected a diplomatic scandal as a worst case scenario outcome from Trump's keynote speech at the Arab Islamic American Summit in Saudi Arabia.
Iranians yearning for detente abroad and greater freedoms at home have handed President Hassan Rouhani a second term, but the hardline forces he defeated in elections on Friday will remain defiantly opposed to his plans.
Iran's twelfth presidential elections are on May 19, and one policy platform that has come to define the state of freedoms is again surfacing as an important national discussion: the internet.
