War and Conflict

The paper repeats the mistake inherent in all American thinking about the world, of inventing a rival that does not exist, and then positing strategies to deal with this fiction.

There is an objective reality: and the most powerful and strong-willed individual can only shape the future within the existing possibilities.

The only way to end America’s aspiration to control the entire world is to end NATO, because NATO was built upon that evil aspiration, Eric Zuesse writes.

In whose interest did the creation of the Cold War serve and continues to serve? Cynthia Chung addresses this question in her three-part series.

The cynical, bankrupt basis for sanctioning Russia makes the Western states’ words and actions a reckless provocation.

China has managed to both find a sustainable cure for terrorism without destroying a single nation, while providing a foundation for extending the Belt and Road into the Middle East and beyond, Matthew Ehret writes.

Reactivating the JCPOA has drawn some unexpected advocates –top Israeli security officials wanting to pull Iran back into the JCPOA.

NATO isn't a paper tiger, it's a paper pussycat, Patrick Armstrong writes.

Israel is always backed by successive administrations in Washington and can literally get away with murder in the occupied Palestinian territories.

The more the US pushes NATO as its vehicle, the more it is apparent that the battery of American power is running flat.