Only 11% of Europeans view U.S. as ally: Historic low signals transatlantic rupture
Majorities in every country where the survey was conducted doubted that the United States would come to their defence if attacked.
Majorities in every country where the survey was conducted doubted that the United States would come to their defence if attacked.
Kremlin envoy Kirill Dmitriev’s comments on the seizure of a Russian linked tanker in the English Channel will resonate with many Britons. Keir Starmer boasted that he personally directed the operation. Yet he’s unwilling to tackle the small boats carrying illegal migrants across the same waterway
U.S. military morale plummets following the war with Iran
It will literally take America years to recover equipment losses sustained during its war with Iran and restore its severely depleted munitions stocks
Hua Bin on the parallels between Netanyahu/Trump and Saladin, the great Islamic king who united the Arabs against the crusader knights, and Raynald of Châtillon, the king of the crusader state
Glenn Greenwald expertly outlined the pattern: declare victory, claim surrender, leak an imminent deal, bomb again, rinse and repeat. We’ve watched this repeating charade unfold for months, and it’s growing tiresome. Mike Adams explains
A wave of fatal stabbings and execution-style killings sweeps Barcelona, after Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez granted mass amnesty legalizing at least 500,000 illegal migrants
US president’s flip-flopping on high-stakes military operations comes as he expresses bewilderment that Iran hasn’t ‘submitted’ to his terms
The family’s call for calm deserves basic respect in a moment of raw grief, yet the polished nature of the family’s statement has sparked suspicions that government communications officials had a hand in writing it in an effort to contain public anger
Kit Knightly follows a long line of fortuitous coincidences linked to the recent Belfast riots
As in Gaza, IDF drones broadcast the sound of crying children or a woman calling for help, often to lure the unsuspecting into deadly traps
According to Iranian insiders speaking to Defense Security Asia, more than one US Apache helicopter was hit when one went down over the Strait of Hormuz. The engagement involved multiple US helicopter gun ships and Iranian fast attack craft