The ongoing war in the Middle East has revealed how the process of globalization has contributed to the weaponization of interdependence. Globalization, a process that intensified in the 1990s, was expected to bring the world closer than ever. One of its significant consequences was the interdependence among state actors and …
Read More »The End of the American Middle East: Iran and the Last Gasp of a Failed Order
The American Middle East is finished. The regional order that has prevailed since 1991 has been one of the many casualties of the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran. The American and Israeli failure to dislodge the regime in Tehran has proved the bankruptcy of decades of sanctions and violence. The inability …
Read More »Comment les médias vendent le génocide
Les médias occidentaux, en appliquant deux poids deux mesures, en pratiquant la censure, en utilisant un langage trompeur, en amplifiant les mensonges israéliens et en déshumanisant les Palestiniens, facilitent le génocide à Gaza. Les médias occidentaux fabriquent le consentement au génocide. Ils normalisent l’occupation militaire et l’apartheid israéliens, qui durent …
Read More »The Mastermind Behind Deceiving “Daddy” Britain into Brexit
America’s Divide-and-Conquer Strategy (Part 3) The United States gained independence from British colonies, seizing hegemony over the New World from its mother country. More than two centuries later, it used a sophisticated strategy of sowing discord to drag its former colonial power out of the European Union. Thus, the Britain …
Read More »Shutting Iran’s Emirati Back Door to Banks and Supply Chains
In launching its newly announced “Operation Economic Outcast,” the Trump administration’s primary beachhead should be the UAE, which has signaled a shift in the right direction but will need targeted U.S. help with cutting off illicit Iranian transactions. On August 19, two days after announcing that the U.S. memorandum of …
Read More »Germany’s Nord Stream grudge The looming trial could undermine support for Ukraine
The Germans have just caught another alleged member of the group that bombed the Nord Stream gas pipelines in September 2022. Volodymyr Zhuravlev, a deep-sea diver, was detained last week in the Croatian coastal city of Pula. In a fantastical turn of events, he had reportedly been acting as a …
Read More »Repurposed Jihadists: Palestinian Terrorist Organizations Reborn as Political Parties
Why should Egypt be searching for a formula that would facilitate Hamas’s return to Palestinian politics? Should Egypt and the rest of the international community not instead be demanding that Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad surrender their weapons, dismantle their military structures, and disappear from Palestinian political life? This new …
Read More »Not an Islamic NATO: The Mecca Agreement Is Building the Post-American Security Architecture — and Iran Is About to Walk In
The Western commentariat filed the Mecca agreement under a comfortable heading. When Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan signed the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement on August 7 — an armed attack on one to be treated as an attack on all — the reflexive label was “Islamic NATO,” a Sunni bloc, …
Read More »La fracture métaphysique de l’Europe. Pourquoi la paix avec la Russie exige plus qu’une diplomatie
La rupture entre la Russie et l’Europe ne peut pas être comprise seulement comme une fracture géopolitique. Elle repose sur une divergence plus ancienne entre l’Orient orthodoxe, héritier de Byzance, et l’Occident latin, recomposé après l’effondrement du monde romain occidental au Ve siècle. Les lignes de front actuelles, les sanctions, …
Read More »Waterways Will Shape The Middle East’s Future – Analysis
Key Takeaways:Control of the Strait of Hormuz and Bab al-Mandab is reshaping the post-war political and security map of the Middle East and Horn of Africa, with pipeline and port projects expected to divert up to 60% of pre-war Hormuz oil traffic to alternative routes.Saudi Arabia has signed a mutual …
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