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We may never know the details surrounding Epstein’s death, but...

Protests in Algeria seem real, but the Westerners have intervened

The historic war between South Yemen and North Yemen has resumed, and the country is once again at risk of secession.

The Brexit and EU question, under the light of the accumulated experience of a decade of unsuccessful efforts to oppose neoliberalism in Europe

The situation in Libya today is a direct result of the West's campaign to overthrow Muammar Gaddafi, a project which plunged the country into a bloody civil war.

The British elections scheduled to take place on December 12th constitute a milestone for the evolution of the European and global situation.

Today, Turkey is the least of NATO's problems: the contradictions have grown much deeper than a single wayward member of the alliance

“The one who rules the seas, rules the world” Barbaros Hayreddin Paşa, Grand Admiral of the Turkish Fleet in the sixteenth century

Iranian Authorities knew well that their decision to triple the price of gasoline was going to lead to strong civil dissatisfaction, and that people would likely take to the streets to express their opposition to the measure

About protests in Iraq, Lebanon and Algeria