The Cradle, August 29, 2023 — There are parallels between these Suwayda protests and the 2011 ones that morphed into a countrywide military conflict – namely, the foreign exploitation of sincere grievances strategically aimed at […]

Larry Chin, Global Research, August 30, 2023 — October 7, 2023 marks the commemoration of the US – NATO invasion of  Afghanistan on October 7, 2001. Twenty-two Years of War and Atrocities have been spearheaded […]

MK Bhadrakumar, The Cradle, August 28, 2023 — The BRICS revealed its geopolitical priorities when it added three Persian Gulf states to its once exclusive roster of members. Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE have […]

The current government ruling Israel is the most far-right Jewish extremist in history. Senior members in power have been asking for the forced deportation of Palestinians, in a frightening echo of the Nakba of 1948, […]

The Cradle, August 24, 2023 — While the massacre of Sinjar’s Yazidi community has often been blamed on Sunni Arab collusion with ISIS, evidence keeps mounting that Kurdish leaders played a big part in setting […]

Ahmed al-Rubaie, The Cradle, August 23, 2023 — Amidst the influx of thousands of US troops into West Asia, Syria is once again at the heart of a multifaceted battle for control, which will likely […]

Cafiero, The Cradle, August 22, 2023 — While Qatar, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia engage with the Taliban-led government in Kabul to safeguard and promote their respective interests, they will stop short of full recognition. […]

Mohammed Alloush, The Cradle, August 21, 2023 — ISIS cannot be defeated by the conflicting constellation of foreign forces and factions who leave behind security vacuums to serve their personal interests. It hasn’t worked. This […]

Mitchell Plitnick, Mondoweiss, August 20, 2023 — The most important political shifts in 30 years are taking place in Israel, the U.S., and China. Perhaps 2023 will be remembered as the year tangible political momentum […]

Mohamad Hasan Sweidan, The Cradle, August 17, 2023 — Israel is pursuing land and railway connections as a means to pave the path for normalization and become Europe’s trading hub with West Asia. But logistical […]