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The US war on Afghan opium has not only not succeeded but has seen the poppy foe steadily gain ground
By Phillip Smith
December 9, 2019
By Ted Gover
By Kent Wang
Melissa Gronlund
To collectors, Orientalism is not colonialist kitsch, but a celebration of the Middle Eastern world before it became modernized and Westernized
Jefferson Morley
December 8, 2019
Some ‘false flag’ claims about the 2018 chemical weapons attack Trump used to justify launching missiles into Syria can be debunked, but serious questions remain
Jonathan Gornall
December 7, 2019
Saudi, increasingly focused on diversifying its economy away from reliance on fossil fuels, has set its green sights higher
Imad Zafar
December 6, 2019
The political class, both government and opposition, is reluctant to draw attention to the tycoon at the center of Pakistan’s retrieval of millions of pounds from the UK
Mia Signs
Government agencies and NGOs are working together to end the illegal trade in wildlife products such as bear bile
Faisal Al Yafai
December 5, 2019
If NATO is not prepared to defend its small members such as the Baltic states, or even Turkey, it is not just ‘brain dead,’ but obsolete
Lloyd Green
A New York jury has delivered an unexpected blow to the US government’s efforts to make America the world’s policeman
Manoj Kumar Mishra
US-China rivalry is about more than material pursuits and trade deficits, it is also a clash of value systems
Saqib Sheikh
December 4, 2019
A Malaysia-Pakistan-Turkey alliance is emerging
Vijay Prashad
Wealthy countries’ approach to climate change condemns hundreds of millions of people to suffer
Kunsang Thokmay
The reincarnation of the leader of Tibetan Buddhism is an important political issue for the Communist Party of China
Ravi Kant
December 3, 2019
First it was demonetization, then the GST, but years later, the Modi government is still failing to face up to stubborn economic woes