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The Battle for Idlib: Why is There a US Escalation?

Idlib, which is most probably the last stronghold of terrorists in Syria, is going to face a Syrian offensive in Damascus’ bid to re-capture territory it lost to foreign funded…

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Changed Rhetoric is Not a Guide to Changed Policy

There is currently much anguish in western capitals about the actions of US president Donald Trump. He is seen as erratic, unpredictable, and with an obvious taste in women of dubious morals. Such an emphasis is, in my view, misplaced. Trump is certainly erratic. He is also astonishingly...

James ONeill

Turkey: a Friend in Need is a Friend Indeed

According to many international media, the recent visit of Qatar’s Amir Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani to Turkey was a genuine success; during the visit, the relations between the 2 countries strengthened even more and specific methods and forms of its considerable prospective improvement were outlined. The Turkish...

Viktor Mikhin

Armageddon in Idlib

Gordon Duff

In a Bid to Leave no Room for Washington's Meddling, Russia, Iran and Turkey are Closing Ranks

Martin Berger

Japan and the USA Attempt to Avoid a Trade War

Vladimir Terehov

Who Runs US Foreign Policy?

Deena Stryker

Zakharchenko: A Hero Is Dead, And Bloody Flows the Don

Christopher Black

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