Did Trump attack Iran to block Epstein file coverage?
Did Trump risk unleashing World War III by initiating a full-blown assault on the Islamic Republic of Iran in an effort to conceal his tracks in the Epstein files?
Did Trump risk unleashing World War III by initiating a full-blown assault on the Islamic Republic of Iran in an effort to conceal his tracks in the Epstein files?
Trump’s envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff met with Netanyahu in late February. A veteran UK diplomat who attended the US-Iran talks thought they went well and had the potential for an agreement. So what happened? Did Kushner and Witkoff avoid making a deal on Netanyahu’s instructions?
Former British diplomat, Alastair Crooke on how Putin has just called Trump’s bluff with a new weapon that experts claim could sink Manhattan
Oil companies will take the slightest excuse to price gouge and contrive scarcity for the basest of profit motives. However, as Kit Knightly, this also serves a political motive
While the world’s attention is focused on Iran’s war with the U.S. and Israel, Hamas is quietly rebuilding its presence and authority inside Gaza
The IRGC said Wednesday that its missiles struck more than 100 military and security targets in the heart of Israeli territories as “revenge” for the killing of Larijani, his son and aide
The biggest mistake right now is thinking Iran is losing. Prof. Robert Pape explains
This is entirely plausible. Certainly more so than the handful of casualties the Pentagon has acknowledged so far. It’s also consistent with the scale of the damage wrought on U.S. regional bases by Iranian missiles
Shlomo Sand argues that the idea of a continuous “Jewish people”, whose roots stretched back to ancient Israel and who were forcibly exiled by the Romans, is a myth. Largely invented by 19th century Zionists with a view to establishing an exclusively Jewish state
Putin reportedly offered Mojtaba Khamenei one of his palaces, where the Iranian leader underwent a “successful” operation for injuries to his leg sustained in US/Israeli air strikes
According to former US Marine Corps Intelligence officer Scott Ritter, the U.S. and NATO do NOT have the military capacity to reopen the Straits of Hormuz
Based on insights derived from the 2003 Iraq War, Iran concluded that the Western military is geared for short intense air wars. The answer, Iranian strategists decided, was to go for the long war