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Is the Current US-Saudi Relationship “Unreformable”?
The foreign policy establishment claims the US is dependent on its relationship with Saudi Arabia.
Nobel Peace Prize Goes to Campaigners Against Sexual Violence as a Weapon
“I want to be the last girl in the world with a story like mine,” Nadia Murad wrote.
How Saudi Money Keeps Washington at War in Yemen
US foreign policy is increasingly determined by Saudi-paid lobbyists.
Insider Attacks: Blowback From US Policy in Afghanistan and Beyond
Washington’s military policies since 9/11 have alienated tens of millions of Muslims across the Greater Middle East.
Why Is the Trump Administration Threatening the International Criminal Court?
CounterSpin interviews Jamil Dakwar on the International Criminal Court.
Trump’s Space Force: Smoke and Mirrors or a Step Toward War in Space?
To go boldly into such a project is potentially folly of the ultimate sort.
Bernie Sanders to Pompeo: Yemeni Lives Are Worth More Than Contractor Profits
Pompeo's decision to “certify” US military support in Yemen is motivated by a desire to appease war profiteers.
Violence in Yemen Won’t End if the US Continues to Support Saudi Arabia
CounterSpin interviews Shireen Al-Adeimi on reporting in Yemen.
Yemen’s Descent Into Hell: A Saudi-American War of Terror
In Yemen, the United States backs a grim military intervention for which it is hard to find any justification.
The West Ignores Afghanistan at Its Peril
We must re-examine the Afghan Civil War if we want to understand why the US remains at perpetual war.