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Pompeo Goes Full Neocon

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo pivots back from America First. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo unleashed a litany of neoconservative talking points at a Monday afternoon press conference, marking a turn away from the Trump administration’s “America First” foreign policy. “We are recognizing the reality on the ground,” …

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The geopolitical substance of the fall of the Berlin Wall

Giancarlo Elia Valori Currently the material break, rather than the real fall, of the Berlin Wall is at the core of many strategic and historical misrepresentations. The naive rhetoric of “global democracy” that broke into Potsdam for the will of the conscious people – just to use an …

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Why Can’t Congress Pass a National Defense Authorization Act?

Lawmakers have been able to cast aside their differences and work out a defense authorization bill for fifty-eight straight years—a record that other federal agencies must look at with envy. Now we know how the attempt to reconcile House and Senate versions of the National Defense Authorization Act …

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The changing shape of war and conflict strategies

Dr. Shehab Al Makahleh There can be no talk of new transformations at the level of the world order and the international policy structure without referring to tools of power and conflict. When a human civilisation reaches the climax and starts declining, this structure leads to chaos and …

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Israel’s Tiny Dolphin-Class Submarines Have A Big Secret (Like Nuclear Weapons)

Israel’s submarine corps is a tiny force with a big open secret: in all likelihood, it is armed with nuclear weapons. The five Dolphin-class submarines represent an ace in the hole for Israel, the ultimate guarantor of the country’s security, ensuring that if attacked with nukes, the tiny …

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The Logic Behind Obama’s Controversial Syria Solution

There is something odd about a political culture in which trying to strangle a regime economically and arming its opponents, traditionally acts of war under international law, are seen as sitting back and doing nothing. Tulsi Gabbard and Hillary Clinton have recently been trading shots over the question …

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Trump Isn’t Serious About Removing U.S. Troops from the Middle East

The war in Afghanistan goes on despite the president’s supposed revulsion about the conflict. Like all presidential candidates, Donald Trump made a boatload of promises when he was running for the nation’s top job in 2016. He was the overly blunt, prickly, obnoxious non-politician who was going to …

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Soleimani in Iraq

Giancarlo Elia Valori The current presence of Qassem Alì Soleimani, leader of the Al Quds Force of the “Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps” in Iraq is strategically significant. Certainly, according to the Iranian press, Soleimani was the sole responsible for the destruction of the so-called “Caliphate” of Al Baghdadi, …

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