Category: Geopolitics

Putin Declares Martial Law in Ukraine

About Richard Medhurst: #RichardMedhurst is an independent journalist and commentator born in Damascus. He is half British, half Syrian and speaks four languages: English, French, Arabic and German. His reporting focuses primarily on international relations, the Middle East and US politics, rooted in anti-imperialism. Medhurst is one of […]

Israel’s Support for Ukraine ‘Should Be Total,’ Declares Prominent French-Jewish Intellectual Bernard-Henri Lévy in Interview

By Ben Cohen, The Algemeiner As Russia sends Iranian-manufactured drones hurtling into Ukrainian cities, destroying power and water plants and other vital infrastructure, the debate over Israeli policy towards the ongoing Russian invasion has been reignited, with growing support among Israelis for the supply of military aid to […]

London Calling!

Boniface (Sunday) This song from The Clash is one of my favorites. The line “London Calling” refers to the BBC broadcast that was sent to Occupied Europe in WWII, which began with that line.1 Of course, we all know this song refers to a city, in England, called […]

Are We Close to Nuclear War?

The Pentagon has long talked about scenarios in which they could try out their tactical nuclear “bomblets.” I’m thinking the idea of a “limited” nuclear war excites the hell out of the Pentagon. (The US dumped its nuclear bombs on the two Japanese cities because there was also […]

China and Semiconductors

by Peter Zeihan on October 12, 2022 The Biden Administration has announced further limits on Chinese firms’ ability to access foreign (read: US dominated) semiconductor technology. Many of my followers ask why I don’t consider China a more capable potential threat to the global order than I do; […]