Eurasia

Killing Lebanon to punish Syria

No country can survive without its sole land connection to markets, trade, and connectivity corridors, but the US will see Beirut collapse before allowing Damascus back in. As only one of two Levantine states flanking the Mediterranean Sea, Lebanon’s geographic location is of great interest to the various road, rail, …

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Les États-Unis passent la patate chaude de la guerre en Ukraine à l’Europe

La vraie nouvelle de ces dernières semaines est que les États-Unis se désengagent de la guerre en Ukraine et refilent complètement la patate chaude à l’Europe. Il est en effet évident que face à l’échec de la contre-offensive militaire ukrainienne, les classes dirigeantes américaines – qui étaient déjà divisées auparavant …

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La France, laboratoire de la Secte mondialiste

Transcription de l’intervention de Pierre-Emile Blairon au colloque de la Ligue du Midi, 1er octobre 2023, Villeneuve-lès-Avignon, sur le thème : Décadence et chaos. Dans mon exposé, je vais utiliser certaines citations, la plupart de ces citations proviennent des responsables eux-mêmes des deux sectes qui prétendent diriger le monde et …

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Hamas has achieved what it wanted by attacking Israel: terror, escalation, and disruption to the international order

In many ways Hamas’s attack on Israel sums up the essence of terrorism. The group’s mass incursions have seen its operatives storming Israeli towns, killing and kidnapping hundreds. This appears to have been done by the book when it comes to creating feelings of terror and escalating the situation. Yet …

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The Middle East may never be the same

Hamas, the Islamist militia that controls Gaza, will likely emerge a victor regardless of how the latest round of Israeli-Palestinian fighting ends. Hamas’ unprecedented attack on Israel, described by some analysts as the Jewish state’s 9/11, changes the dynamics of Middle Eastern geopolitics. The brutal attack involved prolonged fighting with …

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Israel-Saudi normalization falls casualty of Hamas attack

The US-brokered talks were making progress; that’s probably why Iran gave Hamas the green light. This column was supposed to be about the momentum and promise of the US-brokered Saudi-Israel peace initiative, including how the kingdom went big by making Israeli-Palestinian peace part of the deal. The consequences of an …

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Turkey escalates airstrikes in Syria, but will it cross US, Russia red lines?

The likelihood of a fresh Turkish ground offensive in northern Syria appears to weaken after the unprecedented shooting down of a Turkish drone by the United States. A suicide attack outside of Turkey’s national security directorate headquarters has become the latest justification for President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s plan to create …

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A Second October War in Israel-Palestine

What happened? In the early hours of 7 October, Hamas launched what it called Operation al-Aqsa Deluge, a multi-pronged attack on Israel, including Israeli border towns ringing the Gaza Strip. Thousands of rockets rained down on areas in Israel in the first few hours. These gave cover to Hamas militants, …

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What the Hamas Attack Means for Israel

Netanyahu Has Nothing but Bad Options As thousands of rockets rain down on Israel, lighting up the skyline of Tel Aviv and other cities, the country’s current priority is to defend its towns and military bases against Hamas’s sudden and devastating attacks from the Gaza Strip. Israel will try to …

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