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Putin trembling as Ukraine to get US missiles that can strike 180 miles inside Russia – dangerously close to Moscow
By Alan Mendoza, Founder and the Executive Director of the Henry Jackson Society Vladimir Putin is not known for making offers out of the goodness of his heart. So his sudden interest in peace talks to end the Ukraine War must be on account of something other than a genuine desire to end the bloodshed he initiated in 2022 by invading Ukraine. The reason is likely obvious: it has finally dawned on Putin that a war that was supposed to be over in days has no easy end.
Ukraine unleashes 'Queen Hornet' drone strapped with Kalashnikov machine gun – it's latest Mad Max-style weapon
VLADIMIR Putin is not known for making offers out of the goodness of his heart. So his sudden interest in peace talks to end the Ukraine War must be on account of something other than a genuine desire to end the bloodshed he initiated in 2022 by invading Ukraine. The reason is likely obvious: it has finally dawned on Putin that a war that was supposed to be over in days has no easy end. Ukraine's surprise August invasion of Russia's Kursk province will have played a factor in his thinking.
Fathom - Opinion | It is never a good idea for British foreign policy to be dictated by domestic political concerns, as opposed to the UK’s strategic interests
Alan Mendoza argues that the new Labour government has set a tone on relations with Israel that can only be described as adversarial. Worse, it has damaged relations with other allies in the process and given succour to some of the worst regimes and terrorist entities in the world by its actions. The editors invite responses to this and other articles about Labour’s policy shifts published in Fathom.
WTH Happened to an Objective News Media? Ari Fleischer on His New Book, “Suppression, Deception, Snobbery, and Bias: Why the Press Gets So Much Wrong” | American Enterprise Institute - AEI
Podcast Just 7% of Americans today report having a great deal of trust in the media. A majority of the public believes that the media is more concerned with supporting an ideological or political position than informing them. The press is free, but bias has seeped into every corner. And the lack of an objective press threatens American democracy, degrades the national conversation and pits Americans against each other.
Liz Truss’s world view and its implications for UK-Israel relations
‘Geopolitics is back’ Liz Truss has said. In what is the most thorough analysis of her world view to date, Toby Greene assesses how she will seek to position the UK on the global stage and what that means for Israel. Introduction: Prime Minister Truss in a dangerous world Liz Truss enters Number 10 at a time of massive policy challenges.
Coronavirus Compensation? Assessing China’s Potential Culpability and Avenues of Legal Response
By Matthew Henderson, Dr Alan Mendoza, Dr Andrew Foxall, James Rogers, and Sam Armstrong Global lawsuits against China for “patent breaches” of the International Health Regulations over its handling of COVID-19 could run to at least £3.2 trillion (3,913,808,000,000 US) from just the nations of the G7, according to a newly released report.
Dr Alan Mendoza discusses Parliamentary report into Russia's covert action in UK
The Henry Jackson Society works across borders and party lines to combat extremism, advance democracy and real human rights - and make a stand in an increasingly uncertain world. The Henry Jackson Society is a company limited by guarantee registered in England and Wales under company number 07465741 and a charity registered in England and Wales under registered charity number 1140489
The British Media
It is a time-honoured tradition in Britain for Her Majesty the Queen to give a televised address to the nation on Christmas Day. But had viewers turned over to Channel 4 – one of Britain’s five main broadcast stations – later that same day, an altogether less edifying spectacle would have filled the screen: Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad delivering that channel’s ‘Alternative Christmas Message’.
Christchurch shooting: Far-right hunt for views to create hatred
Radicalised individuals find a narrative that feeds a spiral of violence Anders Behring Breivik supposedly influenced the shooter who killed at least 49 people in two mosques in Christchurch. AP. “God please, let this guy run out of bullets”. Those were the agonising prayers of one Christchurch Muslim as his prayer hall was shot at by a far-right terrorist. As bullet after bullet flew over his head, he turned to God and sought relief from the heavens.
UK's decision on Hezbollah exposes philosophy of hate
Hezbollah has largely escaped consequences of Iran's sponsorship of terrorism Hezbollah is already considered a terror group in its entirety by the US, Canada, Israel and the Arab League. AP Photo Since the demise of Al-Muhajiroun, the frothing, angry crowds of the Al Quds Day rally are the closest Britain’s streets have seen to the public cheer leading for terrorism familiar in portions of the Middle East.
Europe’s unfounded optimism over Iran
The European powers have consistently shared former President Barack Obama’s unfounded optimism when it comes to the flawed Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, signed by Iran, the permanent members of the U.N. Security Council, and the EU in June 2015.
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