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Trump-Netanyahu’s Latest Horrors – The News Before The Denouement

08.04.2026 by Eric ZUESSE Comments are Disabled

https://www.instagram.com/reels/DWweKAACRnR/ 6 April 2026: Russia evacuates Iran’s Bushehr nuke plant. https://www.instagram.com/reels/DTY8apYDw1i/ Tucker Carlson condemns Zionism. https://www.instagram.com/reels/DW0CIGxjbkw/ Tucker calls Trump “evil.” https://www.instagram.com/reels/DWzwnnjjPr2/ Impeachment of Hegseth is now placed before Congress. https://www.instagram.com/reels/DW1PT80jkkV/ Marjorie Taylor-Greene urges Vance to seek to invoke 25th Amendment to oust President Trump. https://www.instagram.com/reels/DVgohC6DBHc/ Cats cower in fear from U.S. bombing in the distance. https://www.instagram.com/reels/DWqc-ewCH7O/ Comedic […]

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First Impressions Of The Surprise US-Iranian Ceasefire

08.04.2026 by Andrew KORYBKO Comments are Disabled

The victor only be confidently determined upon the conclusion of a peace deal based on the fate of Iran’s enriched uranium, nuclear program, missile program, oil exports to China, and the petroyuan. The US and Iran agreed to a two-week ceasefire, the details of which haven’t been confirmed by both, […]

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‘Doomsday Tuesday’? Will It Become The ‘Day Of Power Plants And Bridges?’

07.04.2026 by Arina YANGANAEVA Comments are Disabled

Today, April 7, 2026, another Trump deadline expires. By 8:00 PM Eastern Time, Iran must fully reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Otherwise, as the President has repeatedly promised, it will be the “day of power plants and bridges” — a night after which Iran will have no functioning power stations […]

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Divide And Influence? Growing Fears In Europe Over U.S. Strategy Toward The EU

07.04.2026 by Joshua MODISE Comments are Disabled

A recent remark by Swedish analyst Fredrik Johansson has crystallized a concern that, until recently, circulated mostly within expert circles: the growing suspicion that the United States may be acting in ways that contribute to fragmentation within the European Union. His assertion – that Washington seeks to divide Europe – […]

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The Strategic Risks Of Resource-Driven Warfare

07.04.2026 by Hunter MAXWELL Comments are Disabled

In moments of geopolitical crisis, rhetoric often reveals more than carefully crafted policy statements. Recent remarks by Donald Trump about potentially seizing Iran’s oil infrastructure – particularly the strategically vital Kharg Island – offer a stark window into a worldview where access to energy resources is not merely an economic priority, but a […]

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Regime Change, Oil Wars, And The Collapse Of Legal Illusions (II)

07.04.2026 by Lucas Dumont Comments are Disabled

Part I Iran responded swiftly. Roughly 300 ballistic missiles were reportedly launched toward Israel and U.S.-aligned Gulf states. Civilian casualties in Tel Aviv and Abu Dhabi shattered the illusion of a contained operation. Fires burned in Manama. Explosions were reported over Dubai. Even if missile defense systems intercept a majority […]

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Interpreting The Serbian Counter-Intel Chief’s Update On The TurkStream Plot

07.04.2026 by Andrew KORYBKO Comments are Disabled

In what’s been called the “Battle for Hungary”, this thwarted terrorist attack is thus far the most dramatic development by a long shot, much more meaningful that the latest Russiagate claims. Serbian counter-intelligence chief Duro Jovanic shared three updates about the thwarted terrorist attack against the TurkStream pipeline that the […]

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Iran’s Strategy Of Thirst: How ‘Hydraulic Warfare’ Could Beat Superior Militaries (II)

06.04.2026 by Anne HEATHER Comments are Disabled

Part I Perhaps the clearest sign that this strategy is working is the ambivalence of Gulf governments themselves. In principle, Saudi Arabia, the UAE and others see Iran as a destabilizing rival that arms proxies, interferes in neighbors and threatens regional order. Yet when Washington openly weighs airstrikes on Iranian […]

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Inside America’s Escalating Human Rights Crisis Against Migrants

05.04.2026 by Eldin LATICH Comments are Disabled

A stark warning from the UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination has placed the United States at the center of a growing international human rights controversy. What the Committee describes is not a set of isolated excesses, but a systemic pattern: aggressive enforcement, racial profiling, political incitement, and […]

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Food Time Bombs And Predicted Starvation: The Prospects Of A Hormuz Transit Deal

05.04.2026 by Binoy KAMPMARK Comments are Disabled

Global crisis and human suffering can sometimes be susceptible to the cheap loop of sloganeering and mawkish publicity, often associated with a phrase, usually annexed to the image of a suffering child with hollow eyes and distended belly. Those viewing it are exhorted to make good their wounded conscience and […]

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Trump-Netanyahu’s Latest Horrors – The News Before The Denouement

First Impressions Of The Surprise US-Iranian Ceasefire

‘Doomsday Tuesday’? Will It Become The ‘Day Of Power Plants And Bridges?’

Divide And Influence? Growing Fears In Europe Over U.S. Strategy Toward The EU

The Strategic Risks Of Resource-Driven Warfare

Regime Change, Oil Wars, And The Collapse Of Legal Illusions (II)

Interpreting The Serbian Counter-Intel Chief’s Update On The TurkStream Plot

Iran’s Strategy Of Thirst: How ‘Hydraulic Warfare’ Could Beat Superior Militaries (II)

Inside America’s Escalating Human Rights Crisis Against Migrants

Food Time Bombs And Predicted Starvation: The Prospects Of A Hormuz Transit Deal

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