Ansarallah won’t back down, staring down the Empire in the Red Sea, Pepe Escobar writes.
Conversions confuse everything. Religions migrated more than populations, Bruna Frascolla writes.
Regardless of whatever names or ideological flavours they camouflage themselves with, the world’s various Jihadist outfits are so-called post-national groups whose ideas dovetail nicely with the ideology of globalist Western groupings.
The atrocities unfolding on Syria’s coast and elsewhere mark one of modern history’s most horrific sectarian crimes.
Does Trump see Iran through some disturbed optic – that in destroying Iran, he is bringing about peace through strength?
The rise to power of the Syrian Caliphate has many fathers and this article has tried to highlight some of its smallest, slimiest and skankiest midwives.
In this incandescent juncture, what matters is off the record.
A geo-political reading of Israel’s incipient civil war
