Middle East Archives

In a sign of waning US relevance, China brokers Middle East peace deal

On Good Friday, April 7, the Saudis announced they would end the war with Yemen. which is widely interpreted as the result of a meeting in Beijing the previous day between Saudi and Iranian diplomats.

Opinion

Frank Wright

• Apr 12, 2023

Globalist detachment from reality: a review of last week’s World Economic Forum summit

The Forum appears to be largely a platform for politicians and other state-level performers to showcase themselves.

Opinion

Frank Wright

• Jan 23, 2023Jan 23, 2023

Twitter Files: Big Tech giant broke its own rules to help US gov’t spread war propaganda

American investigative journalist Lee Fang was given excess to Twitter’s internal communication, and he released 'Twitter Files Part 8' on December 20.

News

Andreas Wailzer

• Dec 21, 2022Dec 21, 2022

Ancient Christian monastery discovered in Middle East predates emergence of Islam

Archaeologists speculate that the site was constructed between 534 and 656 A.D., which indicates it was built before Muhammad was born in roughly 570 A.D.

News

Jean Mondoro

• Nov 4, 2022Nov 5, 2022

Woke Disney agrees not to stream pro-LGBT children’s content in Middle East

'Content available should align with local regulatory requirements,' Disney says.

News

Calvin Freiburger

• Aug 8, 2022

Woke corporations signal devotion to Pride Month around the world … except the Middle East

For big business, wokeness only goes so far.

News

Calvin Freiburger

• Jun 2, 2022Jun 3, 2022

Biden isn’t fuelling anyone with his useless agenda

This country is staring down crises in energy, the economy, the job market, Middle East, and the border, and what is this administration doing? Opening more transgender restrooms.

Opinion

Tony Perkins

• May 13, 2021Jul 30, 2021