By Adam Reed   The diplomatic breakdown between Washington and Ottawa isn’t just a news story about cross border bickering. It’s a much deeperRead More »Canada’s Stand Against Washington

  By Adam Reed   The blare of emergency sirens across western Saudi Arabia, reaching all the way to Taif and prompting rare air defenseRead More »The Houthis Crossed a Dangerous Line

  By Adam Reed   When Major General Ali Abdollahi handed down a nationwide 10-article directive outlining orders for three possible scenarios, full-scale war, aRead More »Iran’s New Doctrine: Prepare for Everything

  By Adam Reed   It’s been a quarter of a century since nineteen hijackers changed the trajectory of history in just a few hours.Read More »The Middle East After 9/11

  By Adam Reed   Few tools in modern politics work as well as weaponized emotion. When those in power cannot win an argument onRead More »When a Kite Becomes a Threat

  By Adam Reed   Since the end of World War II, the most powerful military machine on earth has lived with a strange contradiction.Read More »The US: Eighty Years of Unfinished Wars

By Adam Reed The rollout of Operation Economic Outcast is a telling sign of how desperate the Trump administration has become. The thinking in WashingtonRead More »Sanctions Siegecraft: Washington’s Paper Power Exposed

  There is an old observation that a nation’s character is best read not in what it celebrates but in who it leaves behind. India’sRead More »India’s Majoritarian Project Faces Global Scrutiny