Turkey steps into the Qatar fray to protect its turf against the Saudis in the fight over Sunni supremacy.
Theresa May, Xenophobe: The Political Utility of the EU
Theresa May has long been obsessed with immigration. On that issue, she has managed to connect with some UK voters.
Why Theresa May Is No Winner
The British Prime Minister supposedly had a “sure hand” for the June 8 elections. Then, she collapsed.
Why Did Corbyn Rise So Much?
Corbyn may have his significant liabilities, but at least he is authentic. Not a smooth politician by any means, he is far less wooden than Theresa May.
The Global Dimensions of the Qatar Crisis
The policy of side-stepping the proxy war between Saudi Arabia and Iran is becoming increasingly untenable for non-Arab Muslim nations and China.
Hitting Qatar, Targeting Iran
Saudi-UAE campaign to isolate Qatar and Iran puts Muslim nations in a bind.
Britain: Theresa May’s Vanity Election
The British Prime Minister, an eternal control freak, wanted to have herself a little election. Voters don’t appreciate it.
After Trump’s Exit from Paris Accord: Just Sanction the Bastards!
After Trump’s exiting from the Paris Accord, no more travel freedom for all those involved in the decision-making.
Bye Bye, Paris! Hello Centralia, Pennsylvania!
Reflections on Donald Trump’s exit from global responsibility.
A Carbon Cost: Germany’s Energy Transformation
Germany is not on target to meet 2020 emissions targets, due in part to the setback of rapid denuclearization.
























