The current crop of both Russians and Iranians have proved they can fight and are ready and able to prove it again, Declan Hayes writes.
The ‘long war’ to subvert Iran, weaken Russia, BRICS and China is on hold. It is not over.
The unforgiving war will be long and bloody. Yet the Angel of History seems to have caught a second wind.
Both the pandemic and the massacre in Gaza have shown the rise of the independent “expert,” who has no connection to any solid institution.
It will not be possible to establish a new multipolar order without a total break with the old order. This totality, this radicalism, requires total dedication that admits no exceptions.
Trump’s bombing of nuclear sites reveals that he and the Israelis were never serious about a deal. And yet, there is much more to this move by him which is yet to be revealed.
A nuclear Iran, far from necessarily leading to a nuclear war, could actually convince Israel to act more prudently and restrain its aggressive actions against Palestinians and neighboring countries, Raphael Machado writes.
Russia must not trust imperialism – not even a little bit – as Che Guevara already knew, Eduardo Vasco writes.
