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The comparison between the Balkans and the Middle East as object of imperial power influence is a good example how "small" states should act.

by As`ad AbuKhalil Numerous Middle East conflicts that undermine U.S. and Israeli propaganda are getting ignored by Western media even as they tear the region apart, writes As’ad AbuKhalil. Western media...

After six years of struggle for the future of the Middle East, we can project what the endgame will be. First we must define what was the goal of...

By: Marc Owen Jones One of the Middle East’s oldest and most prolific disinformation networks is still going strong on Twitter - and no one seems to know why. The so-called Diavolo network, which...

By William McGurn Something big has changed in Portland, Ore. After weeks of chaos and flames outside the city’s federal courthouse, the past few days have seen the violence subside...

Among the myriad, earth-shattering geopolitical effects of coronavirus, one is already graphically evident. China has re-positioned itself. For the first time since the start of Deng Xiaoping’s reforms in...

Over the last couple of years we are witnessing anti-Russian hysteria in the Balkans, where Russia is allegedly involved in various coup attempts (Montenegro), assassinations (Azem Vlasi) or the destruction of the SFRY (General Grahovac). All of these alleged “attempts” by Russia always end unsuccessfully, with failed assassinations, coups or conspiracies discovered.

Finally, we can conclude that Iran has proven to be very successful in its long-term policies regarding the principled regional alliance, strong air defense, retaliation capabilities, and full control of the Hormuz Strait.

With the Trump's withdrawal from the nuclear deal in May 2018, everything Khamenei said proved to be correct. Zarif and other "moderates" must have experienced a bitter awakening.

Johnson has stated that Britain will withdraw from the EU, a move known as Brexit, with or without a deal in place.