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A Strange Tale About ISIL/ISIS

Never has a group been more secretive, more “capable,” even to the point of violating physical laws. They have money when there is no money; they have fuel when there is no fuel. They get floods of new recruits when all borders are sealed, even refugees...

Gordon Duff

Lebanese Politics: Feast in a Time of War

In Lebanon, fighting continues in Tripoli. Currently all indications are that this is just another instance of restoring order to the chaotic city, a battle with insurgents and terrorists. As always, the Lebanese army and militants are in opposition, and the population...

Alexey Sarabyev

US Destroying Syria’s Oil Infrastructure Under Guise of Fighting ISIS

The US is considering bombing pipelines in Syria, which it claims is in an attempt to cut off the huge profits being made by ISIS from captured oilfields. The Independent quotes Julieta Valls Noyes, the deputy assistant secretary for European and Eurasian...

Maram Susli

Korean Peninsula: US policy tendencies

Konstantin Asmolov

The Islamic State and the Problem of Extremism

Vladimir Mashin

The Pentagon Fights for Public Opinion: The “Afghan Trap” Revisited

Caleb Maupin

Saudi Arabia: on the Verge of Tough Decisions

Viktor Mikhin

Georgia in the Ebola Zone, “another viral or bacterial bomb waiting to explode?”

Henry Kamens

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