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Opinion | The Collapse of an already dubious Ukraine peace When Donald Trump was campaigning to be re-elected President in 2024, he boasted that he could end the war in Ukraine "within a day" should he wish to do so. On retaking office, he quickly made achieving "peace" in the country one of his core foreign policy objectives, and subsequently began to rebalance relations with Russia. His administration worked to push Moscow and Kyiv towards dialogue, however superficially, and set out a provisional peace agreement that would see Ukraine formally cede the Donbass to Russia.

Tom Fowdy

2026.03.26 15:05

Opinion | The Collapse of an already dubious Ukraine peace

Opinion | The Collapse of an already dubious Ukraine peace

Opinion | Trump's barely disguised market manipulation papers over the cracks Over the last weekend, US President Donald Trump proclaimed an ultimatum to Iran that if they did not "reopen the strait of Hormuz within 48 hours," the US would retaliate in destroying its energy infrastructure. Tehran predictably replied by stating that if America or Israel done so, it would target critical energy infrastructure in the Gulf States, causing further havoc in global oil and gas markets. Predictably, markets soured in receiving this news and stocks nosedived.

Tom Fowdy

2026.03.24 15:25

Opinion | Trump's barely disguised market manipulation papers over the cracks

Opinion | Trump's barely disguised market manipulation papers over the cracks

Opinion | US proposal to lift sanctions on Iranian Oil shows it has already lost Several weeks ago, the President of the United States unleashed a war against Iran with the goal of bringing down the Mullah regime, believing that leadership decapitation and a massive bombing campaign would make it swiftly collapse.

Tom Fowdy

2026.03.20 19:15

Opinion | US proposal to lift sanctions on Iranian Oil shows it has already lost

Opinion | US proposal to lift sanctions on Iranian Oil shows it has already lost

Opinion | How Trump's Iran disaster 'burst the bubble of American omnipotence' Ali Wyne, an analyst at the International Crisis group, told the Associated Press (AP), that Donald Trump's belief he could wipe out the Iranian regime with a "show of force" was meant to "intimidate Beijing" but "instead served to puncture the illusion of U.S. omnipotence: Unable to reopen the Strait of Hormuz alone, Washington now needs its principal strategic competitor to help it manage a crisis of its own making."

Tom Fowdy

2026.03.19 19:30

Opinion | How Trump's Iran disaster 'burst the bubble of American omnipotence'

Opinion | How Trump's Iran disaster 'burst the bubble of American omnipotence'

Opinion | South Korea finally learns the US is not the 'ironclad' ally it claims to be For years, every US-Republic of Korea Presidential summit is peppered with the flowery language of a so-called "ironclad" alliance, which every time is ritually proclaimed to be "deepening" and "strengthening" no matter what the actual circumstances may be. As a part of this alliance, originally created to protect the country from North Korea, South Korea hosts tens of thousands of American troops and pays them billions for the privilege of doing so, catering to Washington's demands to pay even more if necessary.

Tom Fowdy

2026.03.11 16:05

Opinion | South Korea finally learns the US is not the 'ironclad' ally it claims to be

Opinion | South Korea finally learns the US is not the 'ironclad' ally it claims to be

Opinion | The Collapse of an already dubious Ukraine peace

Opinion | The Collapse of an already dubious Ukraine peace

Opinion | The Collapse of an already dubious Ukraine peace When Donald Trump was campaigning to be re-elected President in 2024, he boasted that he could end the war in Ukraine "within a day" should he wish to do so. On retaking office, he quickly made achieving "peace" in the country one of his core foreign policy objectives, and subsequently began to rebalance relations with Russia. His administration worked to push Moscow and Kyiv towards dialogue, however superficially, and set out a provisional peace agreement that would see Ukraine formally cede the Donbass to Russia.

Tom Fowdy

2026.03.26 15:05

Opinion | Trump's barely disguised market manipulation papers over the cracks

Opinion | Trump's barely disguised market manipulation papers over the cracks

Opinion | Trump's barely disguised market manipulation papers over the cracks Over the last weekend, US President Donald Trump proclaimed an ultimatum to Iran that if they did not "reopen the strait of Hormuz within 48 hours," the US would retaliate in destroying its energy infrastructure. Tehran predictably replied by stating that if America or Israel done so, it would target critical energy infrastructure in the Gulf States, causing further havoc in global oil and gas markets. Predictably, markets soured in receiving this news and stocks nosedived.

Tom Fowdy

2026.03.24 15:25

Opinion | US proposal to lift sanctions on Iranian Oil shows it has already lost

Opinion | US proposal to lift sanctions on Iranian Oil shows it has already lost

Opinion | US proposal to lift sanctions on Iranian Oil shows it has already lost Several weeks ago, the President of the United States unleashed a war against Iran with the goal of bringing down the Mullah regime, believing that leadership decapitation and a massive bombing campaign would make it swiftly collapse.

Tom Fowdy

2026.03.20 19:15

Opinion | How Trump's Iran disaster 'burst the bubble of American omnipotence'

Opinion | How Trump's Iran disaster 'burst the bubble of American omnipotence'

Opinion | How Trump's Iran disaster 'burst the bubble of American omnipotence' Ali Wyne, an analyst at the International Crisis group, told the Associated Press (AP), that Donald Trump's belief he could wipe out the Iranian regime with a "show of force" was meant to "intimidate Beijing" but "instead served to puncture the illusion of U.S. omnipotence: Unable to reopen the Strait of Hormuz alone, Washington now needs its principal strategic competitor to help it manage a crisis of its own making."

Tom Fowdy

2026.03.19 19:30

Opinion | South Korea finally learns the US is not the 'ironclad' ally it claims to be

Opinion | South Korea finally learns the US is not the 'ironclad' ally it claims to be

Opinion | South Korea finally learns the US is not the 'ironclad' ally it claims to be For years, every US-Republic of Korea Presidential summit is peppered with the flowery language of a so-called "ironclad" alliance, which every time is ritually proclaimed to be "deepening" and "strengthening" no matter what the actual circumstances may be. As a part of this alliance, originally created to protect the country from North Korea, South Korea hosts tens of thousands of American troops and pays them billions for the privilege of doing so, catering to Washington's demands to pay even more if necessary.

Tom Fowdy

2026.03.11 16:05

Opinion | Why the US can never escape the Middle East Quagmire

Opinion | Why the US can never escape the Middle East Quagmire

Opinion | Why the US can never escape the Middle East Quagmire For over 35 years, American foreign policy has been unable to distance itself from becoming a major party to conflicts in the Middle East. Since 1991 the US has participated in the Gulf War (1991-1992), the Iraq invasion (2003), the Al-Qaeda insurgency in Iraq (2003-2009), the war against ISIS (2014-2017) and now, the Iran conflict (2026). This only includes direct US participation, and not the countless more occasions where it has been a behind-the-scenes player.

Tom Fowdy

2026.03.10 18:45

Opinion | The vindication of North Korea

Opinion | The vindication of North Korea

Opinion | The vindication of North Korea When Donald Trump threatened North Korea with "fire and fury" in 2017 if they did not denuclearize, it unleashed global shock and unease. The President was seemingly only bluffing in his threats, but his actions today against Iran beg to differ. Of course, the two situations are not quite the same. Even back then, the DPRK had a nuclear capability and more explicit protection from China, yet Trump's unhinged threats were enough to usher Kim Jong-un toward diplomacy, manifesting in a series of flashy summits from 2018 to 2019 that ultimately resulted in nothing.

Tom Fowdy

2026.03.05 16:06

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