war
The Cherokee War of 1776: A timely volume for the U.S.’ 250th anniversary
July 13, 2026Though not perfect, in the eyes of reviewer Albert Bender, the new book by Kevin Kokomoor corrects many biased narratives.
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When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail
June 30, 2026The wanton and wasteful spending of the U.S. war machine is seldom questioned by Western media, and when it is, the questioning functions not as as an exposé but as a cover-up.
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Illusions of Western virtue: Ursula von der Leyen and Europe’s moral bankruptcy
June 26, 2026The instrumentalization of human rights has been a staple of Western foreign policy, despite mounting evidence that such commitments are rarely applied consistently.
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When the Iran war is over: Why the West Bank may be Netanyahu’s next front
June 22, 2026When Israel fails to secure a breakthrough on one front, it seeks compensation on another—typically where Palestinians are most vulnerable and where international scrutiny is weakest.
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After over 100 days of war, U.S.-Iran deal restores status quo
June 17, 2026With the war’s end being negotiated on terms that mirror the pre-war status quo, the people who absorbed the costs are left to add up what was gained.
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