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Syria: Who is Winning the End-Game?

Despite the US president’s claim to have killed the ISIS leader and thus prove his country’s relevance to the Syrian crisis, the US ability to influence the ground realities in such a way as to shape the end-game to its own advantage are limited. The death of Baghdadi is highly unlikely to win the US a seat in the Russian-led peace processes, although this...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Asian Separatism Fuelled by US-backed Groups

Thailand's opposition faces sedition charges after conducting a seminar in Thailand's troubled deep south where they recommended amending the Thai constitution and paving way for the nation's territorial division. Thailand's English language newspaper The Nation in an article titled, "Army's sedition charges against opposition, academics 'could...

Joseph Thomas

A Change of Heart about War against Iran?

An unfriendly relationship between Tehran and Moscow in the past years was to the benefit of the United States because Iran was the only deterrent that prevented Russia from getting a foothold in the Middle East, which would have threatened U.S. interests in the region. However, recently the Russian Federation and...

Vladimir Platov

Trump’s Latest Middle East Gambit Shows the True Face of American Imperialism

James ONeill

Latest Episode in Ongoing Saga of North Korean Poachers

Konstantin Asmolov

How the US is Trying to Play Turkey against Russia in Syria

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Something Stinks in Syria’s Oil Fields

Gordon Duff

US Tries to Reverse Syrian Fortunes with "Baghdadi Raid"

Tony Cartalucci

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