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Samuel Geddes argues that with Washington’s betrayal and Europe’s complicity with it, Iran’s anti-diplomacy factions have been vindicated, proving to the Iranian public that negotiations with the West are nothing but traps of deceit and domination.
Since Oct. 7, 2023, Australia's foreign minister has made it a near-daily ritual that each successive Israeli atrocity, rather than being condemned, is deemed merely a source of “concern” to the government.
Hints of Gaza’s post-war plan point to a token Arab authority under Cairo-trained officers, masking “Israel’s” settlement drive and security control.
The continent’s compensation for its shrinking global influence only hastens its marginalization from a reordering world-system.
Samuel Geddes argues that Netanyahu has led "Israel" into a war it cannot win; as Iranian missiles continue to rain down, the countdown to "Israel’s" military and economic collapse has begun.
The U.S. is leveraging Arab wealth, especially from GCC states, to offset its economic decline through massive arms, tech, and infrastructure deals.
If Pierbattista Pizzaballa is ultimately successful, he would be the first modern Pope to have spent so much of his life in Palestine, observing the situation from ground level.
As the escalations across the West Bank increase and Netanyahu continues to flout the ceasefire with Hezbollah in South Lebanon, forcing the Right of Return as an objective for future ceasefire negotiations might at least temporarily force Tel Aviv to tread more cautiously.
The ease with which the US president-elect has forced the Israeli leadership to fall into line has torched the last fig leaf of justification that the Democrats were ever interested in doing anything but stalling for time.
In the face of the west's economic war on both Moscow and Tehran, the old Volga-Caspian trade has found new life.
