Paul and Ken assess what really went on in the recent visit of Araghchi to Beijing and how it is tied in with recent developments at the SCO summit in Bishkek, the visit of Xi to Egypt and the BRICS summit in New Delhi. We also explain why this is tied into an upcoming meeting in Washington. [read more]
For years, analysts talked about it as a worst-case scenario and now it’s real. The Strait of Hormuz is effectively closed and the consequences are spreading far beyond the Middle East. Oil which powers the global economy is being forced to confront a scenario it has feared for decades. The question is no longer whether this conflict will affect the world economy. The question is how much and have we now reached a tipping point? [read more]
Paul and Ken assess why China now holds all the cards in the Middle East in light of recent developments and particularly in relation to the US. [read more]
Paul assesses why all previous assumptions that the US has made with regards to Iran and the war with Tehran have been a complete failure and that if it decides to further escalate this war, based upon yet more false assumptions, the West itself will be sent back to the Stone Age. [read more]
Paul had the pleasure of welcoming Larry Johnson to discuss the ongoing Iran conflict. Larry provides incisive insights into developments including how long the war is likely to last, how the war can actually end, the anticipated US ground offensive and what the future of the Middle East will look like. [read more]
Paul and Ken assess why whilst the U.S. is having difficulties with the Iran conflict there is a far more pressing development which now overshadows those concerns. We breakdown what this means and why there is many unintended consequences associated with this. [read more]
Paul and Ken assess why everywhere across the globe the US is now seen as a pariah state and how this has now spread domestically to the US as many inside the Beltway realise the Iran war is a bridge too far. [read more]
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