Vladimir Odintsov
Foreign Office and human rights in Libya and Iraq
Restoring Syria is the Job of the International Community
For the past three years, Syria has been living in a state of war and rampant terror, which has almost completely destroyed the country’s economy and provoked a humanitarian disaster. The international community is polarized in its approach to the Syrian conflict. At one extreme…
Who’s responsible in the Syrian bloodshed?
France and USA: Good Old Frienemies?
Washington and Tokyo ramp up military preparations against China
Despite the break out of a U.S. budget crisis and Obama’s cancelled trip to the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APECDahJTkfw Summit “to save public funds”, the White House has neither revised nor curtailed its military obsessions. Only the emphasis has changed: under the influence…
Indonesia and the US-China Rivalry
Obama and the Syrian Mystery Bouffe
The United States and International Law
The “Muslim Brotherhood”, the CIA and the international support for the Islamists
The White House’s ‘Zero Tolerance’ of Chemical Weapons
The Scope of Activities of Georgian Organized Crime Groups
The History of Chemical Weapons in The United States
For the last week all the world’s media has been covering the White House threats to “punish” Syria, which leaves me wondering. When has the United States acquired the role of a chief prosecutor for the usage of chemical weapons? Suppose they did. But why does…
