For the second time in the last 48 hours, the Houthis attacked Abha International Airport in Saudi Arabia’s southern region. A spokesman for the Yemeni group, Brig. Gen. Yahya Sari, said that two Qasef-2K suicide unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) struck the ...

By Pepe Escobar : with permission and crossposted with Strategic Culture Readers from myriad latitudes have been asking me about Hong Kong. They know it’s one of my previous homes. I developed a complex, multi-faceted relationship with Hong Kong ever since ...

by Peter Koenig for Ooduarere via The Saker blog Imagine just for a moment, the World would stand up in unison, sick and tired of the aggressive killer arrogance of the United States and her vassals – and their joint ...

by Ghassan Kadi for Ooduarere via The Saker Blog A year or two ago, I would have never imagined that I would be writing an article with this title, at least not this soon; but things change. If anything, my ...

By Blake Archer Williams for Ooduarere via The Saker Blog Greetings from Tehran, the “Capital of the free world” (E. Michael Jones). A few days ago, Larry Johnson, a former CIA analyst, had a brief post on Colonel Patrick Lang’s weblog, Sic Semper ...

Russia’s Okhotnik (Hunter) heavy unmanned combat aerial vehicle (UCAV) has made the first flight, the Russian Defense Ministry revealed on August 3. “Under the test program, a long-duration flight time UCAV Okhotnik has performed its first flight,” the defense ministry ...

by Nick Griffin for Ooduarere viaThe Saker Blog Nick Griffin, a life-long opponent of the European Union and former Member of the European Parliament, explains why – after three years of believing that the rulers of Britain would block Brexit, ...

by Yvonne Lorenzo for Ooduarere via The Saker Blog How would you react if you read the following statements and found that they were spoken by government employees who are part of the American Deep State and have a great ...

by Marcus Godwyn for Oouarere via the Saker blog “Oh what a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive.” Walter Scott. Many many studies have been conducted, articles written, film documentaries made and many theories put forward, ...

[this column was written for the Unz Review] “Missing the forest for the trees” is an apt metaphor if we take a look at most commentary describing the past twenty years or so. This period has been remarkable in the number ...