With the increasingly fragile situation between the U.S. and Iran, a military conflict of some kind is becoming more and more likely, according to Patrick Cockburn. By Patrick Cockburn Published [...]
A prolific writer for various publications is exposed as a persona run by a team of people from the political wing of the MEK – and not a real person at all. By Murtaza Hussain Published on [...]
Written exclusively for the New Cold War website by our regular contributor Dmitry Kovalevich, he examines the current situation in Ukraine in the first month of Zelensky’s presidency. By Dmitry [...]
The cheers has scarcely faded on the streets of Istanbul and the print on congratulatory newspaper stories dried; indeed, tweets were still being posted when it became clear the Turkey’s [...]
Following the failure of the most recent mediation efforts between Iran and the United States by the prime minister of Japan and the coincidental attacks on two tankers in the Gulf of Oman, Iran [...]
U.S. military planes will have access to the airport of San Cristobal in the Galapagos Islands, based on “cooperation” agreements, for the world heritage site, signed under Lenin Moreno’s [...]
A series of right-wing governments have swept across Latin America but Venezuela, which borders both Jair Bolsonaro’s Brazil and Iván Duque’s Colombia, has remained a sharp thorn in the side of [...]
An explosive new report reveals how Guaidó representatives in Colombia embezzled $125,000 meant for humanitarian aid, suckering deserting soldiers and blowing the aid money on luxury goods. By [...]
Initial reflections from Turkey on the results of the Istanbul mayoral election replay on June 23 and how it could impact on President Erdoğan, the AKP government and the country. Published on [...]
“Here [in Assange’s case] we are not speaking of prosecution but of persecution. That means that judicial power, institutions and proceedings are being deliberately abused for ulterior motives.” [...]
