Trump’s foreign policy incursions, or as he often calls them “excursions”, hit the U.S. economy badly at home.
Brazil is now on the route of bioterrorism and biological warfare, and the lack of specific preparation for this may exact a high price.
The short answer is ‘no’, Alastair Crooke writes.
What remains of the U.S. presence in Iraq had already been targeted by the PMF, writes Eduardo Vasco.
Trump’s final throw of the dice is a second incursion with the stakes even higher and no element of surprise.
The United States continues advancing its anti-Russian strategy in the Caucasus.
The Catholic Church never deceived anyone with promises of wealth, so it was at a disadvantage among the poor during neoliberalism.
The U.S. considers Greenland part of its backyard, Joaquin Flores writes.
