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by Tyler Durden Oct 11, 2016 Over three years after we first reported that one of the two chief sources of funding and support for the...

Backed by Egypt and its closest Gulf State allies, Saudi Arabia has launched a diplomatic and economic offensive against Qatar, a tiny, energy-rich neighbor....

Donald Trump sees a powder keg in the Middle East and decides to light some candles By Sophia Tesfaye While Donald Trump fired all U.S. ambassadors...

In what has emerged as the most significant escalation to result from the Qatar diplomatic crisis – which pits two of OPEC’s largest oil...

Saudi Arabia’s diplomatic war with Qatar, explained Why seven countries severed ties with Qatar in a matter of hours. Jun 6, 2017 A longstanding war of words...

Labour leader says PM cannot talk about addressing issues of extremism while suppressing a report about one of its sources Jeremy Corbyn has said the “difficult conversations”...

Saudi-led severance of diplomatic ties with Qatar tests unity among GCC members as leaders call for dialogue. By Ted Regencia Deep in the Gulf waters between...

“We are moving into an era that is as dangerous, if not more dangerous, as the cold war”, warned not some pacifist, but the ex-head of British MI6 Sawers himself, adding that “we are not treating Russia and China as major powers that can cause us a great deal of damage. What we really need to do is try to avoid the road which leads to a direct confrontation”.

Washington is the hands-down regime change champion, no one else even comes close. That being the case, one might assume that the American people would notice the pattern of intervention, see through the propaganda and assign blame accordingly. But that never seems to happen and it probably won’t happen here either. No matter how compelling the

On Tuesday 6th September, twenty-four hour monitoring by the country’s Legal Centre for Rights and Development (LCRD) recorded the bombings by the Saudi led “coalition”, armed by the US and UK and advised by their military specialists, thus collusion and co-operation of both countries render them equally culpable for the carnage.