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US-British Attacks on Yemen a Portent for Wider War

In the opening weeks of 2024, the US and British unilaterally launched several large-scale missile and air strikes on targets in territory held by Ansar Allah (referred to as the “Houthis” across the Western media) in Yemen. The strikes follow a campaign of missile strikes and boardings conducted by Ansar Allah against commercial shipping destined to and from Israel in response to Israel’s ongoing punitive operations in Gaza…

Brian Berletic

The Red Sea Crisis Continues to Deepen

With Yemen’s Houthi rebels launching attacks on cargo ships heading to Israel amid the escalating Arab-Israeli conflict, the world’s largest carriers are feeling the impact of the blockade of one of the world’s most popular logistics shipping routes. Here we are talking about increased freight prices by more than 20 percentage points, increased route insurance costs, as well as the risk of transport collapse due to updated ship arrival dates. All this together leads to a significant increase in the price of initial goods, numerous supply interruptions and…

Madi Khalis Maalouf

Pakistan and the Coming Indo-Pacific Bandwagon Effect

Very soon, Pakistan will be forced to cease any ideas of adopting a so-called “hedging” strategy to survive and thrive in the new multipolar world. With China, Russia, and the growing BRICS contingents in focus (particularly Iran), it should be clear that critical Indo-Asian nations and a handful of smaller states will soon hop on the Russo-Chinese bandwagon. The U.S. and its allies have but one chance to remain key partners and maintain economic and geostrategic security. Acceptance of the rising multipolar world community and cementing policies…

Phil Butler

The Gaza Massacre and the Cynical US Position

Viktor Mikhin

Middle East crisis sparks new tensions between Israel and Iran

Alexandr Svaranc

Song Young-gil is finished?

Konstantin Asmolov

Rosatom in Kazakhstan - the referendum, tender and unique advantages

Boris Kushhov

The Three-Month-Long War in Gaza Undermined the US Position in the World

Veniamin Popov

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