Scott Ritter on why Israel’s pager bombings and targeted assassination of senior commanders failed to bring Hezbollah to its knees and why, as a result, Israel has been forced to agree to a ceasefire
Germany and the Nordic countries are preparing for a wider war with Russia. Urging their citizens to build bunkers and keep emergency stocks of food on hand
Kit Knightly notes that most social media platforms are owned by the same handful of financiers and hedge funds that own CNN and The Guardian and Fox News and all the rest.
Prime Minister Starmer says previous government ‘deliberately liberalised’ post-Brexit immigration as new figures reveal record influx into Britain. Trouble is Starmer’s immigration policies are unlikely to be any better than his predecessors
Both Bloomberg and the New York Times were quick to bury reports on a study that found programs designed to promote Diversity, Equity and Inclusion actually did more harm than good
The comments from Mykhailo Podolyak, an adviser to Zelensky, can be safely ignored. The important point here is that Putin appears to welcome Trump’s forthcoming term in office. So he may postpone any major offensive against Ukraine’s backers while he waits to see how Trump’s foreign policy takes shape
Douglas Macgregor on how America and the Western nations at large will have to recover their sense of national identity and purpose
Les Visible on how a sense of gratitude is a great gift for the grateful.
This is another way Russia is signaling the West that it will face consequences if it carries on as it is in Ukraine. Will the West take heed?
Despite having displaced hundreds of thousands and having leveled much of the territory, the war in Gaza continues. The longest war in Israel’s history takes a growing toll and not just in dead and wounded. Psychologically and economically, the Zionist state is nearing the end of its tether.
Mike Whitney explains why the U.S. no longer has the technology, manpower or industrial capacity needed to win a war with Russia.
Who contributed more to the unfolding tragedy in Ukraine, Britain or America, asks Israel Shamir?