Month: November 2019

Protests broke out in several provinces earlier in November over the government’s decision to suddenly increase the price of gasoline, with…

Despite US President Donald Trump’s repeated declarations of victory over Daesh, the US has – once again – announced a…

The Lebanese armed forces have detained four men, who broke a window of a bank and attacked the offices of…

by Oleg Burunov In an interview with Syria TV earlier in November, Bashar Assad remained downbeat about US President Trump’s announcement…

By Robert Fantina It has been interesting to watch the slow-moving arc of justice, or some semblance of it, at play…

By Simon Watkins From the moment that the U.S. re-imposed sanctions in earnest on Iran late last year, Pakistan has been…

By Philip Giraldi Recently The New York Times featured two op-eds by resident hacks Bret Stephens and Tom Friedman as well…

Steven Sahiounie, political commentator Note: this is part 1 of a 2 part investigation of the FSA, Turkey and their…

The US State Department and Pentagon are investigating reports that American-made armored vehicles may have fallen into the hands of…

By Philip Giraldi A story has been circulating suggesting that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will soon be resigning because he needs to focus on…