Hours after Israel’s assassination of Iranian security chief Ali Larijani on March 17, a little more than two weeks into their war, Iran fired a series of deadly cluster missiles at central Israel in what its Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) described as “revenge” for his death. The overnight attack …
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The Convicted Kosovar Bank Burglar With a Cameo in a Drake Video
Originally from Kosovo, Hamdi Lataj has listed his address in one of Toronto’s most exclusive condo towers, sits courtside at Raptors basketball games, and appears in a music video for the hip-hop superstar Drake. The 62-year-old man of Albanian descent appears to live a life of luxury. But police and …
Read More »Will the Center Hold? The Houthis’ Fraying Tribal Alliances
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Read More »Vérité, médias et guerre contre l’Iran
Nous rejetons la guerre. Mais pour mettre fin aux guerres, les journalistes doivent travailler sans crainte ni intimidation, et la propriété des médias ne peut pas devenir un moyen de contrôle, écrit Ramzy Baroud. Le secrétaire américain à la Défense, Pete Hegseth, semble avoir peu de patience pour les questions …
Read More »Iraqi Security Institutions: The Latest Victims of Tehran’s Iraqi Proxies
The Iraqi government may not care about protecting Americans from Tehran’s militias, but it should certainly care about protecting its own citizens. Amidst bombardments against American assets in the region, Iraqi militias struck Iraq’s Counter-Terrorism Service (CTS) on March 22, injuring five, and the Iraqi National Intelligence Service (INIS) on …
Read More »Iran’s Iraqi Militias Are Coming for US Troops
Iraqi militias have bombarded US assets in Iraq for weeks. Flames rose from the embassy compound on March 17 while rockets and drones sought to evade its air defenses. The US military is hitting Iranian targets hard inside Iran, but it is time for President Donald Trump to step up …
Read More »Why did the Syrian Petroleum Company roll back “dollarizing” fuel station bills?
The Syrian Petroleum Company allowed fuel station owners, on Wednesday, March 25, to pay for petroleum products in Syrian pounds. The decision came in response to a sit-in organized by a number of private fuel station owners from various governorates in front of the Ministry of Energy in Damascus on …
Read More »Enlist and expand in practice: What the Shield of the Americas could become
The March 7 Shield of the Americas Summit sent a message that matters: The Western Hemisphere is not a recurring crisis to “manage” and then move on. Rather, the Americas are central to U.S. foreign policy and will increasingly continue to determine U.S. leverage globally and shape domestic stability. Kristi …
Read More »From drones to rocket fuel, China and Russia are helping Iran through supply chains
WASHINGTON—As the US-Israeli war with Iran continues, some commentators have speculated about why China and Russia appear to be keeping their distance from the conflict. Neither appears eager to intervene militarily to support Iran. Moreover, China is reportedly hesitant to send arms to Iran, while Russia is benefiting from the …
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