On September 7, the Taliban announced the names of several members of a new interim government in Afghanistan. It will…

Written by Dr. Binoy Kampmark Refugees and asylum seekers provide rich pickings for demagogues and political opportunists.  The Australian approach…

Written by James M. Dorsey. The Taliban takeover of Afghanistan perpetuates a paradigm of failed governance in the Muslim world…

Residents of the Afghanistan’s capital of Kabul went out to the streets, demonstrating against the Pakistan’s support to the Taliban,…

The explosion of a gas pipeline in Crimea was organized by Ukrainian intelligence, Russia’s security service – the FSB reported….

Written by Steve Brown. Much has been written about the Council on Foreign Relations, RAND corporation and the Atlantic Council,…

Written by Eric Zuesse, originally posted at Strategic Culture On the same day when the U.S. Supreme Court ruled, on…

The Nord Stream-2 project will be completed and will start working in a few days, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov…

The United States has been focused elsewhere for a while and Venezuela appears en route to solve its problems on…

Sites for the construction of new cities in Siberia should be correlated with the resource potential of the region and…

An attempted coup was carried out in Guinea on September 5. An elite special forces unit led by former French…

The famous U.S. sanction strategy in the foreign policy now is used in the state’s internal issues. The controversial Texas…

Written by James M. Dorsey Turkish state-run television appears to have not gotten the message: Turkey and the United Arab…

Written by Dr. Binoy Kampmark Larrikin is a word often, and inaccurately used, in Australian political lingo.  Australia’s longest serving…

Originally published on ZeroHedge. After several Gold Star parents of servicemembers slain in last month’s Kabul airport bombing claimed that…