UncategorizedTrump, Venezuela and the doctrine that wouldn’t die fwadmin / January 11, 2026 Long seen as defunct, the Monroe Doctrine is being invoked once again as a blueprint for assertive US foreign policy. Historian Greg Grandin charts the rise, fall and rebirth of an ambiguous creed
UncategorizedIran tightens crackdown as it tackles biggest protests in years fwadmin / January 11, 2026 Scores arrested as authorities step up warnings to demonstrators
UncategorizedHow special forces became modern warfare’s go-to solution fwadmin / January 11, 2026 Pearl-clutching about the Venezuela operation ignores the history of US military strategy
UncategorizedJens-Frederik Nielsen, the Greenlandic leader under pressure fwadmin / January 11, 2026 The Arctic island’s 34-year-old prime minister is at the centre of one of the world’s most meaningful geopolitical struggles
UncategorizedLast Kurdish fighters leave Syria’s Aleppo city after days of clashes fwadmin / January 11, 2026
UncategorizedCompanies scramble to secure ships, assemble operations to transfer Venezuelan oil, sources say fwadmin / January 11, 2026
UncategorizedBob Weir, Grateful Dead co-founder and rhythm guitarist, dead at 78 fwadmin / January 11, 2026
UncategorizedRubio and Netanyahu discuss Iran, Syria and Gaza, Axios reports fwadmin / January 11, 2026
UncategorizedUS could ease sanctions on Venezuela next week, says Bessent fwadmin / January 11, 2026 Trump is seeking to convince sceptical US oil companies to invest in Latin American nation after overthrow of Maduro