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Chemical weapons and selective outrage
It is extremely dangerous to focus only on the crimes of one’s rival. Doing so will have far-reaching consequences...
The politicization of Russia’s road to RioWas it all an attempt to make Russia protest and refuse to participate in the Olympics altogether? ...
The mutating face of terrorism in the WestThe threats are growing, while governments appear too slow in reacting to the changes...
Will things change in Syria after Kerry’s Moscow visit?Russia’s list of terrorist groups fighting in Syria is much longer, and includes those have infil-trated rebel ranks...
Who will apologize to the Iraqi people?Until now, no one is ready to beg forgiveness from the Iraqi people for what was done...
Moving beyond Turkey’s apology, Russian rhetoricIt's time to build alliances, not fuel rivalries...
A twist of fate called BrexitThe reasons why the majority had voted to leave are numerous, but three major factors played a key role in determining the result...
Russian, Iranian and Assad camps lose interest in diplomacyThe situation over Syria is hanging on a knife edge. Instead of cooperating, the camps are opening the way to direct rivalry...