Nov 30 2021 - 12:02am

The emptiness of American anarchy The US could learn from Japan's civil war

Malcom Kyeyune

17.11

The West is starving Afghanistan America's petulance will cause a famine

Cheryl Benard

25.10

How Iran won Iraq’s election Its online warfare has sowed chaos

David Patrikarakos

25.08

Why were we shocked by Afghanistan? The West has always been deluded about imperialism

Philip Hensher

18.08

Biden’s most heartless betrayal America cares more about pronouns than the fate of Afghan women

Ayaan Hirsi Ali

16.08

Can the Taliban bring peace? America couldn’t stabilise Afghanistan — perhaps its enemies can

Aris Roussinos

26.07

America’s spiteful foreign policy Its plan for the Middle East has been corrupted by petulant party politics

Ayaan Hirsi Ali

09.07

America’s empires always fail The withdrawal from Afghanistan was an inevitable tragedy

Douglas Murray

30.06

ISIS is winning the drone wars Terrorists have joined an arms race we cannot afford to lose

Seth Frantzman

18.06

The world’s most dangerous terrorists Hezbollah is more sophisticated than Hamas or ISIS

David Patrikarakos

10.06

The woke don’t want to save the world Evil does not matter to a movement that only cares about itself

Peter Franklin

22.05

The phoney war between Israel and Hamas The Western media exaggerates the reality of asymmetric conflict

Edward Luttwak