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Now that the Biden administration has settled in, it is time to reassess American policy towards Russia, China and the wider Asian scene.
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VERY BAD WARNING SIGN
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Interview #5,500! Scott talks to Gareth Porter about a range of U.S. foreign policy issues, beginning with the Biden administration's announcement that it will withdraw all troops from Afghanistan by September 11.
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Could The U.S. Could Soon Be Involved In Wars In Taiwan, Ukraine And The Middle East Simultaneously?
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With the White House continually provoking tensions against Russia and China, the doyen of American foreign policy, Henry Kissinger, dramatically warned Washington last week...
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Last Monday, in a single six-hour period, NATO launched 10 air intercepts to shadow six separate groups of Russian bombers and fighters over the Arctic, North Atlantic, North Sea, Black Sea and Baltic Sea.
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It's the US side that's softened its stance in face of Iranian 'counter-pressure' as the window is closing fast...
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I'm not sure what good it did for the Cold War to end, given that the U.S. government has done everything it could since then to gin up hostilities, tension, and conflict with the communist and former communist world.
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China and the U.S. Struggle over Eurasia, the Epicenter of World Power
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North Korea fires off short-range missiles following 'sleep in peace' warning from Kim Jong-un's sister, presenting Joe Biden with another foreign policy challenge
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This post was originally published on this site Episode 554: Everything Except The Libertarian Party w/ Stacie-Ann of 'The Dissent' - Free Man Beyond the Wall
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After the Biden administration began blaming the border crisis on former President Trump leaving them with a 'dismantled' immigration system, Trump hit back in a Sunday statement claiming that he "proudly handed the Biden Administration the most secu
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Biden has the seal of approval from the American Establishment. His minions are fomenting animosity with the Chinese as Biden slings mud at the Russians.
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I wasn't being a wise guy. I was alone with him in his office, that's how it came about," Biden continued...
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Has Biden's Description of Putin as a Killer Finally Dispelled Kremlin Hopes for Good Relations?
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On February 4, representatives from the Palestinian Movement, Hamas, visited Moscow to inform the Russian government of the latest development on the unity talks between the Islamic Movement and its Palestinian counterparts, especially Fatah.
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In this video, we break down who is actually making important decisions in the Biden Administration. If Joe Biden isn't making decisions, who is? And what is Kamala Harris doing?
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Letter calls for a more 'comprehensive' agreement than the JCPOA, an idea Iran would never go for before sanctions relief
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This week the Senate Foreign Relations Committee held a confirmation hearing for Wendy Sherman, nominated by the Biden White House to serve as deputy secretary of state.
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Last night, we had the first presentation in our online conference "The National Security State and the Kennedy Assassination."
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In his first publicly acknowledged military act as commander-in-chief, President Joe Biden orders an assault on Syria, and proves that when it comes to solving the many problems of the region, he's no better than Trump, or Obama.
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Yet we still keep funding the repressive Sisi regime. Why?
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Unfortunately, Joe Biden is your prime example of a standard Washington, D.C., politician. As such, as president he will just accept the status quo, defer to the national-security establishment, and do his best to make the welfare-warfare state funct
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If you doubt anyone could match Zbigniew Brzezinski's failure to understand Eurasia, consider Robert Kagan
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Probably the most profound geopolitical development of the Twentieth Century was the rise of America as the world's preeminent power during and after World War II.
