For generations, Canada and the United States have managed a relationship shaped by geography but refined by history. The world’s
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Twenty-five years after the 11 September 2001 attacks, the political map of the Middle East presents a pattern too persistent
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American Exceptionalism Part III: Case for Exceptional Power – Defending the Indefensible
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If Gaza exposes the contradiction of selective accountability, the Iran war raises an equally uncomfortable question: Who determines America’s wars?
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What gives America the right to exempt itself from the rules it insists the rest of the world must follow?
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Iran War Fallout: Israel as Global Pariah, Petrodollar Degeneration vs Iran’s Strategic Survival
Wars are often misjudged because analysts focus on visible destruction: facilities struck, missiles intercepted, command centres degraded or casualties inflicted.
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The Petrodollar Degeneration
How the Iran War May Be Accelerating the Erosion of Both Dollar and US Geopoliticonomic Hegemony
