By Elijah J. Magnier – On the fierce battlefield of Ukraine, all rules are thrown aside in the unfolding dirty war. The Great American Empire, which has reigned supreme since the fall of the Soviet Union in 1992 and boasts a legacy of independence dating back to 1776, refuses to accept defeat without dragging Russia […]

Read More A dirty war full of surprises and dangers: An Inside Look at the Ongoing Conflict.

Colonel Oleg Pechevisty was killed last week in the central Syrian province. By Elijah J. Magnier In recent months, the West has warned of an imminent Ukrainian ‘spring offensive’ to defeat Russian forces beyond Crimea. This alleged attack, said to involve tens of thousands of troops equipped with advanced weaponry and backed by western intelligence […]

Read More Are special forces assassinating Russian officers in Syria? The ‘Ukrainian attack’ turned into a sabotage operation.

By Elijah J. Magnier: As the Russian attack on Ukrainian territory unfolded, most embassies in Kyiv withdrew in anticipation of a swift and overwhelming Kremlin victory. However, it soon became clear to the United States that the Russian army was not prepared and equipped to wage war over such vast and hostile terrain and facing […]

Read More How far will the US go to confront Russia in Ukraine?

By Elijah J. Magnier: Iran and Hezbollah face an increasing barrage of threats from Israel. Amid the shifting geopolitical dynamics, Iran has de-escalated tensions with Arab states and neighbouring countries such as Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan and Armenia. This strategic shift is aimed at consolidating Tehran’s influence in key areas while strengthening the anti-American and anti-Israeli axis […]

Read More Iran and Hezbollah’s Response to Israeli Threats: Assessing the Geopolitical Landscape

By Elijah J. Magnier: As Turkish expatriates in 73 countries worldwide cast their ballots and the run-off date for the Turkish presidential election approaches, the competition between the two rivals, Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Kemal Kilicdaroglu, is intensifying. This election marks the first time in Turkish history that no presidential candidate has won in the […]

Read More Turkish presidential election enters second round as candidates vie for votes.

Written by – Elijah J. Magnier: The Middle East has avoided a significant war called for by the ‘Axis of Resistance’ as instructions were given from the ‘Joint Operations Room’ in Lebanon, Syria, Iraq and Yemen to prepare for a multi-front war. The decision was taken when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced his rejection […]

Read More Israel avoided a “great war”: The ‘Axis of Resistance’ was about to attack.

By Elijah J. Magnier: The final results of Turkey’s parliamentary and presidential elections have confirmed that a run-off will be held on 28 May. Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the incumbent president, secured 49.51 per cent of the vote, a margin of less than half a per cent, or about four hundred thousand votes, out of fifty-eight […]

Read More Erdogan is on course for victory in the expected second round

By Elijah J. Magnier: On Sunday, Turkey goes to the polls in a presidential election that can shape the country’s future for years to come. Some 60 million Turkish voters will go to the polls, while 3.5 million are eligible to vote abroad, bringing the total number of voters to around 63.5 million. The election […]

Read More Elections in Turkey: US eagerly awaits Erdogan’s fall or return

Written by – Elijah J. Magnier: Iranian President Ibrahim Raeisi’s recent visit to Damascus sent a strong message to Israel and the US about Iran’s strategic and growing presence in the Levant. The visit signifies the failure of Israeli and Western attempts to expel Iran and its allies from Syria. It shows Iran as a […]

Read More Iran declares victory over Israel and the US from Damascus and Beirut.

Written by – Elijah J. Magnier: Drones have struck the Kremlin and other oil depots on Russian territory in an attempt by the US to move the fight inside Russia instead of keeping it confined to the Ukrainian arena. This escalation raises fears of a direct clash between Moscow and Washington. Is it an uncalculated […]

Read More Russia’s steady advance on the battlefield is a defeat for the US and its allies.

Written by – Elijah J. Magnier: The political situation in Sudan remains highly volatile and uncertain as the country grapples with a power struggle between its two leading military figures, Generals Muhammad Hamdan Dagalo, also known as ‘Hemedti’, and Abdel-Fattah Al-Burhan, the army chief. While both generals have been at the forefront of Sudan’s political […]

Read More No loyalty to Sudan’s generals except for self-ruling: Hemedti, the UAE, Russia and Ethiopia.

Written by – Elijah J. Magnier: The ongoing battle between the two generals vying for power in Sudan has been temporarily suspended to allow the evacuation of foreigners and civilians to safer areas. The conflict is mainly between the army chief and de facto ruler, Abd al-Fattah al-Burhan, and his deputy, the commander of the […]

Read More The Relative calm before the storm in Sudan where no immediate solution is available.

Written by – Elijah J. Magnier: Sudan spends Eid al-Fitr amid the clatter of weapons and the sound of deadly sieges as the two generals are determined to press on with the inevitable war. The ongoing conflict between generals Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and Muhammad Hamdan Dagalo (Hemedti) has escalated to the point where it is […]

Read More The war that was inevitable for Sudan’s two generals: the new coup

Brussels – Written by Elijah J. Magnier: The President of the European Parliament, Charles Michel, said that there are European leaders who are more in tune with French President Emmanuel Macron to achieve European strategic autonomy away from US control. Macron has said that Europe must move away from US influence and become more independent. […]

Read More European voices oppose US leadership for failing to ensure victory.

Brussels, by Elijah J. Magnier: After the Iranian-Saudi meeting in China and their agreement to restore diplomatic relations and de-escalate in the Middle East, the Middle East faces a new challenge to reset the past and open a new page in relations between nations. Peace or de-escalation in the region is possible if agreements are […]

Read More Why does Saudi Arabia need to improve relations with Iran and Cui Bono?

Written by – Elijah J. Magnier: “Europe should aim for a strategic economy and move away from dependence on America”… With these simple words, French President Emmanuel Macron expressed what was on the minds of Western European leaders who did not want to push Ukraine into a war against Russia and did not want to […]

Read More The aftermath of the US-Russia war in Ukraine is nearing its end: the US is the biggest loser.

Written by – Elijah J. Magnier: At the beginning of the Russian-US war on Ukrainian soil, all the signs were that the United States of America would be the biggest winner. It was able to gather Eastern and Western Europe under its mantle, bring NATO back to life and force Russia into a long and […]

Read More America is left with a weak Europe that has lost its resolve.

Written by – Elijah J. Magnier: Iran’s policy towards the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) cannot be separated from current events in the Middle East and Ukraine. Iran has adopted a positive approach towards the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in order not to divert attention from the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. The flexibility shown […]

Read More Iran takes a positive approach to distract the world from the war in Ukraine.

Brussels – Written by Elijah J. Magnier: As Pentagon leaders have said, America is preparing to raise the tension ceiling with China for a possible confrontation. Congress has approved the proposed defence budget of $842 billion to modernise weapons for the future conflict resulting from the US strategic competition with Beijing. This new budget includes […]

Read More The US wants to intimidate, not attack, China, which has defined its future strategy.

Written by – Elijah J. Magnier: For the first time since the outbreak of the Syrian war in 2011 and the presence of US forces and their North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) allies in northeastern Syria, the US and Iran have exchanged bombings and attacks on Syrian territory for two consecutive days. Both Iran and […]

Read More US – Iran: Collision in Syria not far from the Ukrainian war

Written by – Elijah J. Magnier: Twenty years have passed since the US occupation of Iraq in 2003. Many have written about its disastrous results, how it cost many lives and a lot of money, and how it was based on the lie that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction. No one objected to […]

Read More Iraq is negotiating with the US, which needs a clear and constructive strategic policy.

By Elijah J. Magnier: Far from a love affair or honeymoon between two rival countries that have been waging proxy wars and battles for decades, the rapprochement between Iran and Saudi Arabia can be defined as a real achievement for both countries, but above all, for Chinese diplomacy. It’s the first time the Asian economic […]

Read More China has successfully engaged in the complicated ME diplomacy with Iran and Saudi Arabia.

Written by – Elijah J. Magnier: All military options remain on the table. With this phrase, US officials keep their war options open, not to deny the possibility of planning an attack on Iran and keeping their opponent on constant alert. Almost all presidents have used this phrase on various occasions throughout the many US […]

Read More Will America and Israel go to war with Iran?

Brussels by Elijah J. Magnier: President Joe Biden’s statement that Russia would not include the four Ukrainian provinces announced by President Vladimir Putin in its objectives and that the war would last for “years” is no longer feasible. The Russian army has consolidated several fronts and is steadily advancing on the city of Bakhmut in […]

Read More One year on from the clash of the titans in Ukraine: Results and Lessons Learned (3)

Brussels by Elijah J. Magnier – The past year has seen many events that the Russian and American sides did not expect. Putin did not expect that Ukraine would fight fiercely and with coherent faith, ready to sacrifice everything, and Putin believed that the occupation of Kyiv would be easy. US President Joe Biden did […]

Read More One year on from the clash of the titans in Ukraine: Results and lessons learned (2/4)