Satyajit Das: The Middle East’s A Dance of Death – Part 3: Spillover
Why the prospects for containing, much the less resolving, the escalating Middle East conflict, are poor.
Read more...Why the prospects for containing, much the less resolving, the escalating Middle East conflict, are poor.
Read more...Even if the looming Israel-Iran conflict does not produce a regional war or worse, the ICBM lobby poses another huge risk to collective safety
Read more...Satyajit Das, continuing his series on the contemporary Middle East, focuses on the Al Aqsa Flood attack and Israel’s response.
Read more...The world-wide decline of insect populations, strengths and weaknesses of the studies, causes and effects
Read more...A long view of the conflict in the Middle East.
Read more...Israel, as John Mearshimer put in in a new post, has gotten itself in deep kimchee. Who else will it drag into its desperate mess?
Read more...Israel has just greatly upped the ante with assassinations in Tehran, Beirut, and possibly a third in Damascus. How will the Axis of Resistance respond?
Read more...Israel escalates as Tony Blinken wrings his hands.
Read more...How a brutal, five year old civil war in Sudan has been producing Gaza-level starvation and war crimes.
Read more...Further discussion of some of the likely complexities and stumbling blocks in Russia’s slow-motion conquest of Ukraine.
Read more...A proposed Department of Energy initiative show the US is unserious about either curbing AI energy demand or managing the impact on the grid
Read more...Israel ‘s economy is buckling due to its campaign against Palestinians. But despite what may be irreparable damage, it is not turning back.
Read more...Suicide is the leading cause of death for active duty and recently soldiers. The most likely contributor is not what you might suspect.
Read more...The US Congress stands shoulder to shoulder with war criminal Netanyahu, even with more dissent than ever.
Read more...The projected failure to meet insufficiently ambitious climate change goals like net zero should come as no surprise.
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