One Year On: The Day Julian Assange Walked Free A year ago today, we witnessed something many of us feared we’d never see: Julian Assange — bruised, battered, but unbroken
I. This Was Never Just About Israel Last night, the Iranian lion roared. For the first time in history, the Islamic Republic retaliated to the American bombing
Collapse, Consequence, and the Reckoning Still to Come In the last blog post, I talked about the end of Israel. But what comes next? What happens after a state like
The End of Israel Collapse, Consequence, and the Myth of Immunity 1. Introduction: The Illusion of Permanence Every empire believes it’s eternal — until it isn’t. Rome thought it would
Broken Arrows and Boomerangs: The Day Trump Bombed Iran By Gordon Dimmack Published: June 22, 2025 1. What Just Happened? Donald Trump just dragged the world into dangerous new territory.
The Real Nuclear Threat Isn’t Iran For months, we’ve been fed the line that Iran is the biggest nuclear threat in the Middle East. But here’s the thing: Iran says
The Hardest Blow: Iran’s Retaliation, Israel’s Shock, and the Global Order Shaken Iran’s response to Israel’s strikes over the last two evenings has shattered illusions—and possibly Western military minds. What
The Middle East on a Knife Edge: Retaliation, Warnings, and the Quiet March to War As the dust settles from Iran’s unprecedented retaliatory strikes against Israel, the world is still
Update: This article was originally published at 1pm GMT on June 13. It will be updated as the situation unfolds, including verified reports of strikes on Tehran airport and Iranian
Hot on the heels of Greta Thunberg and the Madleen’s defiant sail toward Gaza, thousands of diplomats, parliamentarians and grassroots activists are now marching toward Rafah with the same mission:
The Kidnapping of the Madleen: A UK Ship Hijacked in International Waters by Gordon Dimmack A UK-registered vessel has been forcibly boarded in international waters by the Israeli military. The
The Reckoning Is Coming – And They Know It By Gordon Dimmack It was a moment that passed quietly in the Commons, but the ripple it sent through the system
