The United States depends on Kurdish militia to assist in destroying ISIS forces in Syria – but Turkey is gearing for a possible attack against those allies. So now, President Biden has a dilemma. Does he side with Turkey, a NATO ally, but not always in lockstep with Alliance initiatives? Or does the White House…
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A breaking story from the Middle East describes a potential Iranian offensive on US and Saudi Arabian armed forces, prompting a high-alert status. Iranian mischief in the area is not new. However, the actions of the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) have intensified, as they have stirred up trouble in the region for the last several…
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Articles, Exclusive Member, Opinion, World Moscow has a new commander in Ukraine. Will he do any better? Vladimir Putin (Photo by Contributor/Getty Images) For the third time in less than eight months, Russian President Vladimir Putin has brought in a new commander, General Sergei Surovikin, to lead Russian forces in Ukraine. It wasn’t that long…
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On Saturday, October 8, Biden officials were back in talks with Taliban leaders. These were the first face-to-face discussions since a US drone launched a missile, killing Ayman al Zawahiri, al Qaeda’s number one leader for whom the Taliban provided Michelin Five-Star accommodations in Kabul. The question is: Why? It has been the habit of US…
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On Monday, September 26, underwater explosions in the Baltic Sea caused significant damage to the three existing Nord Stream pipelines carrying methane gas to Europe. Scientists looking at the data following the discovery of the pipeline breaks were quick to rule out naturally occurring seismic events as the cause. Instead, sabotage seemed most likely –…
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Battlefield rhythms are dynamic. One day, the tide of war is favorable – the next, it isn’t. In recent weeks, Ukrainian forces have enjoyed victories in recovering lost territory and beating back the Russian invaders. Do such victories indicate a sustainable trend, or will Moscow’s soldiers rally to regain momentum? Pundits and military commentators have been…
This past week, a seismic shift occurred in Canadian conservative politics’ tectonic plates. Pierre Poilievre, who has served on Parliament Hill since his early 20s, secured the leadership role for the Conservative Party of Canada (CPC). Unlike his recent predecessors – Andrew Scheer and Erin O’Toole – the Tories were unanimous in their support of…
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By Liberty Nation Staff A new era begins with the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Liberty Nation Editor-in-Chief Leesa K. Donner and Managing Editor […]
Queen Elizabeth II of Britain has died aged 96. She was the United Kingdom’s longest-reigning monarch, and with her death, an era distinguished by her grace and decorum comes to an end. She passed quietly at her Balmoral estate in Scotland, surrounded by close family members, including Prince Charles, who is now King Charles. Leaders…
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(Photo by Lin Jian/Xinhua via Getty Images) After House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) visited Taiwan, China started its most aggressive actions against the island nation under the guise of a military exercise since the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) took power. Taiwan responded with similar activities. Many are concerned that such chest-thumping could lead to a…
Xi Jinping (Photo by Shen Hong/Xinhua via Getty Images) Continuing its regional war-like tantrum over House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan, Beijing announced it is done communicating with the Biden administration on climate change, drug enforcement, and other topics. To date those dialogues have accomplished little if anything. Instead, China is building coal-fired power plants…
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Vladimir Putin (Photo by Contributor/Getty Images) Severing a relationship with the United States lasting more than two decades, the Kremlin notified NASA last month Russia would be withdrawing in 2024 from further participation in the International Space Station (ISS). The United States and Russia are not on the friendliest terms since the Kremlin’s unprovoked and…
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