World

By John Friend As the U.S., European Union and Western leaders pressure China to use its influence to persuade Russia to back down in its ongoing special military operation in Ukraine, Chinese officials continue to […]

By John Friend At a speech in front of an Atlantic Council meeting in 1997, then-Senator Joe Biden openly stated what many other geopolitical thinkers, foreign policy experts, and academics specializing in Russian affairs have […]

By Phil Giraldi Many observers, from various political perspectives, are beginning to note that there is something seriously disconnected in the foreign policy of the United States. The evacuation failure in Afghanistan shattered the already […]

By AFP Staff Speaking with MSNBC host Rachel Maddow on Feb. 28, former Secretary of State and failed Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton advocated targeting the Russian people over their country’s war with Ukraine. This […]

By John Friend You can’t trust everything you see on television. Or Facebook, Twitter, Reddit or any other social media outlet or internet forum for that matter, especially in times of war where emotions are […]

By AFP Staff Once again demonstrating the influence of the pro-Israel lobby on the U.S. Congress, a bipartisan delegation of U.S. representatives visited Israel this week to meet with Israeli officials and leaders, a trip […]

By Kevin Barrett, Ph.D. It has been said that when the Sun rises in the west, the end of the world is nigh. Though that hasn’t happened literally yet, a metaphorically resplendent Sun recently rose […]

By Mark Anderson Patrick King is an Alberta, Canada-based activist who is known for having challenged the Canadian government’s “scientific” claims last year in court regarding its highly restrictive Covid-19 policies. On Jan. 30, King […]

By Richard Walker The unsolved, grisly murder of a young Italian researcher by members of Egypt’s security service has brought further focus on a nation run by a military dictatorship that receives $3.65 million a […]

By Patrick Buchanan “Extraordinary, isn’t it? I’ve been hearing all about COP,” said the queen to the duchess of Cornwall. “Still don’t know who is coming. . . . We only know about people who […]

By Mark Anderson Once again, the Chicago Council on Global Affairs (CCGA)—the former Chicago Council on Foreign Relations—has released its annual foreign policy survey of the American people. What’s different this time is that the […]

By Kevin Barrett, Ph.D. My article in the previous issue of AFP discussed the mainstream media’s sudden shift from furiously denying that SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes Covid-19, was a made-in-the-lab bioweapon, to all but […]

By Phil Giraldi When I was in grade school in the 1950s, there was a favorite somewhat simplistic saying much employed by teachers to illustrate the success of the American way of life that prevailed […]

By S.T. Patrick Humanist psychologist Abraham Maslow once theorized about a hierarchy of human needs that could be used to explain man’s inner motivations. Self-actualization tops the pyramid with physiological needs serving as its base. […]

By John Friend Worldwide protests against vaccine mandates and passports, lockdowns, and other tyrannical measures implemented by various governmental organizations continue as concerned citizens and activists defiantly stand against their loss of freedom, basic human […]