Ted Snider is a journalist and writer who contributes to various publications, including Antiwar.com and The American Conservative. His articles often focus on international relations, foreign policy, and military conflicts. Snider's work has also been featured in GlobalResearch, Responsible Statecraft, The National Interest, and Common Dreams.
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There was a time, just before and just after the war began, that Ukraine might have lost no territory but Crimea and few lives. But America said no.
After an inconceivably fast twelve day march through Syria by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is in exile in Moscow, his
In a reversal of the old proverb “Better the devil you know,” the U.S. and its partners in the Political West have embraced the devil they don't.
President-elect Donald Trump has reportedly expressed concern that Iran could develop a nuclear bomb on his watch.
The Russian Armed Forces are pushing west through the Donbas region of Ukraine. Their advance has consistently been called slow, but this is no longer true.
With crucial territory and infrastructure falling to the Russians, Ukrainian public opinion is swinging precipitously against their leaders and the war.
On December 11, Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban said that, as one of the last things he would do at the end of his term as the European Union's
Maybe Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, the leader of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), who is now the leader of Syria, really has changed.
By: Linda Woolven, Ted Snider
Struggling with insomnia is tough enough. When it’s caused by stress & anxiety, things just got twice as bad!
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has recently taken to calling the Prime Minister of Canada the “Governor… of the Great State of Canada.” In the
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