Above is this week’s khutbah; below is my new article for Crescent International, the leading Muslim news and analysis magazine in English. Will the West’s Suicide Bring World Peace? In The Grand Chessboard, Zbigniew Brzezinski speculated about the American unipolar hegemon’s ultimate geostrategic nightmare: “a new ‘antihegemonic’ coalition, formed around the three powers with the greatest geopolitical stake in reducing America’s primacy in Eurasia.” Those three powers, of course, are Russia, China, and Iran. Such a development, Brzezinski observed, would “bring together the world’s leading Slavic power, the world’s most militant Islamic power, and the world’s most populated and powerful Asian power, thereby creating a potent coalition.”
Will the West’s Suicide Bring World Peace?
Will the West’s Suicide Bring World Peace?
Will the West’s Suicide Bring World Peace?
Above is this week’s khutbah; below is my new article for Crescent International, the leading Muslim news and analysis magazine in English. Will the West’s Suicide Bring World Peace? In The Grand Chessboard, Zbigniew Brzezinski speculated about the American unipolar hegemon’s ultimate geostrategic nightmare: “a new ‘antihegemonic’ coalition, formed around the three powers with the greatest geopolitical stake in reducing America’s primacy in Eurasia.” Those three powers, of course, are Russia, China, and Iran. Such a development, Brzezinski observed, would “bring together the world’s leading Slavic power, the world’s most militant Islamic power, and the world’s most populated and powerful Asian power, thereby creating a potent coalition.”