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
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
UncategorizedLast Kurdish fighters leave Syria’s Aleppo city after days of clashes fwadmin / January 11, 2026