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Has Saudi Once More Made a Catastrophic Oil Blunder?

In March of this year Saudi Arabia launched what was clearly a catastrophic move to regain its role as the world oil superpower. What initially was a move aimed at taking markets away from Russia, after the latter declined to make further production cuts, has quickly turned into a clumsy even catastrophic repeat of the Saudi 2014 oil miscalculation...

F. William Engdahl

Israel: COVID-19 Surge Puts Political Squeeze on Bibi

“With a gentleman I am always a gentleman and a half, and with a fraud I try to be a fraud and a half.” - Otto von Bismark, German Chancellor, 1871 -1890 July 10th found 10,000 protesters in Rabin Square angry over the delays in their promised coronavirus relief funding. Israel’s self-employed and small business owners seem to have found themselves...

Jim Dean

Iran: a Historical Crime Committed by the United States

In the life of any nation there are painful dates that cause the entire nation to grieve, despite the long passage of time. This kind of sorrowful, and bloody, date for the Iranian people is 3 July 1988, when the USS Vincennes guided missile cruiser from the US navy purposely launched a surface-to-air missile and shot down an Iranian Airbus A300B2-203 liner...

Viktor Mikhin

Okay! The US Does Not Want the China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan Railway

Phil Butler

ROK President is Making Changes to his Team... or Is He?

Konstantin Asmolov

More on the Consequences of the Incident in Ladakh

Vladimir Terehov

Changing Balance of Power in Libya

Valery Kulikov

The Tremendous but ‘Secret’ Success of Socialist Vietnam

Andre Vltchek

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