By Tyler Durden
Summary
Iran rejects peace efforts: Tehran declares that the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until the US accepts all its conditions.
Hardliners take control: Iran is reshuffling its top military leadership, signaling a tougher stance.
Pakistan urges...
The Washington Post is sounding the alarm: The war against Iran is no longer just affecting oil terminals, tankers, or military bases — it is beginning to destabilize the global food supply.
What is currently happening in Thailand, India, Pakistan and other...
Tel Aviv's display of kidney-donation virtue cannot whitewash the Palestinian corpses, forensic warnings, and human trafficking scandals that still demand attention.
Robert Inlakesh
On January 25, Israeli President Isaac Herzog stood before a crowd celebrating what Tel Aviv called a world...
An explosive investigation by the Israeli newspaper Haaretz sheds a disturbing light on the development of the Israeli state apparatus: For years, a secret surveillance unit is alleged to have operated within the Ministry of Education, targeting teachers and school counselors...
By Peter Hanseler via ForumGeopolitica.com
Under Roger Köppel, the Swiss weekly newspaper "Weltwoche" has become a mouthpiece for Zionism. Its justification of genocide and war crimes is not only appalling but also mendacious. Is Köppel controlled by Israel?
Introduction
Since October 2023,...
Larry C. Johnson
If you still harbored any doubts about the power of Zionist influence on Donald Trump, the events of the last 36 hours should dispel them.
On May 23, Trump posted on Truth Social: “An agreement has been largely...
While Western media continue to talk of possible negotiations, diplomatic breakthroughs, and an alleged “de-escalation” between Washington and Tehran, former Pentagon advisor and Colonel Douglas Macgregor paints a completely different picture of reality. In an explosive interview, he describes...
While Western media outlets mostly treat the conflicts with Russia, Iran, and China separately, geopolitical analyst Brian Berletic argues that all these crises are part of a single long-term strategy. In an extensive interview, the former US Marine and...
In a lengthy interview, economist and banking expert Richard Werner analyzes the geopolitical power structures behind major wars – from the Lusitania conflict and the First World War to today's conflicts with Iran, Russia, and China. His central thesis:...
Ben Norton
It is now so widely accepted that the US is losing the war that even neoconservative hardliners admit it. They lament that Iran's victory reflects the decline of US hegemony and the rise of multipolarity.
It is now generally...
