Open Conflict: The US Versus Iran’s Proxies – OpEd
Nominally, Iraq is blessed with two strong allies – the United States and Iran. Unfortunately the two are virtually at
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Author: Neville Teller
Website: http://www.a-mid-east-journal.blogspot.com/
Articles by Neville Teller :
‘The Unexpected Spy’ By Tracy Walder – Book Review
As an undergraduate at the University of Southern California in 1998, Tracy Walder’s aim was to become a high school
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The Sahel: A New Front Line In The Anti-Jihadist War – OpEd
Despite the elimination of ISIS’s territorial caliphate in Iraq and Syria, Islamist extremism has remained a potent threat to the
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What Game Is Turkey Playing In Syria? – OpEd
Three basic factors underlie Turkey’s stance in the confused military situation in north-west Syria. The first is that Turkey’s president,
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Palestinians At Odds About Normalization – OpEd
The vexed issue of normalization reared its ugly head again recently, and Palestinian Authority (PA) president Mahmoud Abbas faced a
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Slaughtered In Syria: The Innocent, Humanity And Democracy – OpEd
In March 2011 a few teenagers in a southern Syrian city – fired no doubt by the revolutionary fervour sweeping
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Lebanese Parliament Votes Yes; Lebanese People Vote No – Analysis
Ever since October 2019 Lebanon has been in a sort of civil war – people against parliament. Over the months
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The Deal Of The Century: Islam Divided – Analysis
President Trump’s so-called Deal of the Century was revealed, like Salome, after a tantalising dance of the seven veils. Again
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Iraq’s Entangled Riots – OpEd
Anyone relying on Western TV stations like CNN or the BBC for their news could be forgiven for believing that
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Who Wants Regime Change In Iran? – OpEd
Who wants regime change in Iran? First and foremost, large sections of the Iranian population, if the reports of mass
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