Afghan Lesson For Uncle Sam’s Running Dogs
Finian Cunningham explains why Afghanistan is a cautionary tale for those who incredibly still seem trusting in hitching their wagon to a U.S. alliance.
Finian Cunningham explains why Afghanistan is a cautionary tale for those who incredibly still seem trusting in hitching their wagon to a U.S. alliance.
This will go down as another episode in America’s decline as a world power, although U.S. officials are in outright denial
Hundreds of thousands were expected to participate in the fifth consecutive Saturday protest against the health pass
Briton assembling force to assist in the evacuation of British nationals and former Afghan support staff as the Taliban begin sweep toward Kabul
Pat Buchanan is right to compare the drone attack on the Mercer Street to the alleged Gulf of Tonkin Incident in 1964, which was distorted by the Johnson Administration and used to justify rapid escalation of US involvement in Vietnam War
Parisians took to the streets for the fourth week in a row to protest a new health passport, without which people will be unable to visit restaurants and bars or travel on intercity trains
The warning comes after the insurgent group seized control of three provincial capitals within days of each other
This is the latest threat from Tel Aviv but Israel can’t bring regime change to Iran, at least not by itself. So will it get the West to do its dirty work?
The Taliban had been keen to present the modern group as moderate version of the one that the US went to war with in 2001. However, those on the ground say it is the same brutal regime as before, which is imposing strict Sharia law in captured territory
Is Israel serious about military action against Iran? Or is this all bluster? Because repeated threats from Israel serve only to alert Tehran to maintain its guard.
Britain’s military chief says Iran must be called out for its alleged involvement in a tanker attack last week. As UK Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab warns that the UK will work with allies in a “concerted response”
A senior Russian Foreign Ministry official says: “We have not the slightest reason to believe [that Iran was involved in the attack],”