Middle East

US foreign policy is such that it is still trying the maintain security atmosphere in the rest of the world in order to protect US economic interests through arms sales and to offset its trade deficit with its economic partners.

Review of the Fourth Report of the Secretary-General on the Implementation of Security Council Resolution 2231 and Its Relation to Recent US Actions against Iran

There is a madness in how the mainstream U.S. media presents the world to the American people, a delusional perspective that arguably creates an existential threat to humanity’s survival. We have seen this pattern in the biased depiction of the Ukraine crisis and now in how Official Washington is framing the …

The current debate over the defense budget needs to be understood in the context of long-term military spending trends.

António Guterres urges world leaders “to make this New Year’s resolution: Narrow the gaps. Bridge the divides. Rebuild trust by bringing people together around common goals.”

Pentagon says that the claims that that it trained Islamists at two military bases in Syria were “absurd,” saying they “work with our partners to kill or capture ISIS”.

A CIA report, drafted in 1986, details the agency’s “purposely provocative” analysis of the regime’s vulnerabilities and the potential to destabilize and oust then-President Hafez al-Assad.

“Children are being targeted and exposed to attacks and brutal violence in their homes, schools, and playgrounds.”

Newly declassified documents from Britain’s National Archives have revealed internal discussions and planning between the American and British Governments on prolonging the 1991 war against Saddam Hussein’s Iraq.

As the US Congress contemplates reviving a Cold War-era program of putting ballistic-missile interceptors in space, scientists have lambasted the idea as impractical at best, and life-threatening at least.