Diplomatic negotiations between Iran and the United States have made significant progress, with Iran reportedly agreeing not to stockpile enriched nuclear material. This announcement was made by Oman’s Foreign Minister Badr bin Hamad Al Busaidi, who described the outcome of the latest indirect talks as a historic breakthrough that could reshape regional security and global … Read more
Introduction As the Ukraine conflict moves into its fifth year, perceptions of the war differ sharply between Russia and Western nations. While many Western analysts originally described the invasion as a strategic disaster, political leaders in Moscow increasingly frame it as a difficult but ultimately successful decision. From their perspective, the war has reshaped regional … Read more
Why neoliberalism can’t build peace: Over the past few decades, economic growth has often been presented as a shortcut to peace. Many Western policymakers argue that investment, jobs, and market integration can calm political tensions and resolve long-running conflicts. However, experience shows that this approach rarely delivers lasting stability. Recent global conflicts demonstrate a recurring … Read more
Introduction West Africa’s Sahel region is entering a new and dangerous phase of militarisation. Recent US air strikes in northwest Nigeria, the creation of rival regional military alliances, and shifting foreign partnerships are reshaping the region’s security landscape. While these actions are presented as decisive moves against terrorism, experts warn that escalating military responses alone … Read more
A Crisis That Exposes Long-Ignored Contradictions Greenland geopolitical crisis prominence in global geopolitics is no longer a distant strategic debate. It has become a deeply personal and political crisis for Denmark — one that forces uncomfortable questions about sovereignty, power, and moral consistency. As renewed signals from the United States suggest a willingness to assert … Read more
Wall Street Leaders Rally Behind Fed Independence Wall Street CEOs support Fed independence JPMorgan Chase and BNY Mellon, voiced strong support for the independence of the U.S. Federal Reserve on Tuesday. Their statements come in response to the Trump administration’s criminal investigation into Fed Chair Jerome Powell, which has drawn criticism from both former central … Read more
Venezuela prisoner release 2026 – Venezuela’s National Assembly President, Jorge Rodríguez, announced that more than 400 prisoners have been released in recent days. This figure sharply contrasts with human rights organizations, which estimate that only 60 to 70 prisoners have been freed, highlighting an ongoing dispute over transparency and political detentions in the country. Government … Read more
Russia Ukraine war key events day 1420 marked by renewed missile attacks, drone strikes across borders, growing pressure on energy infrastructure, and fresh diplomatic tensions in Europe. Below is a verified, structured overview of the most significant developments reported over the last 24 hours. 🔥 Escalation of Fighting Across Multiple Regions Kharkiv Hit by Missile … Read more
A Break in a Longstanding Alliance For decades, Iran’s traditional bazaar merchants were considered among the most reliable supporters of the Islamic Republic. Their economic influence and political loyalty helped stabilise the system during times of upheaval. Today, that relationship is visibly fracturing. As protests spread across Iran, demonstrations have erupted inside Tehran’s Grand Bazaar—a … Read more
Europe’s real challenge is exclusion, underinvestment, and a growing democratic deficit, not “civilisational erasure” US President Donald Trump has spent years publicly criticising Europe, but his views took on new weight when they were formally embedded in America’s National Security Strategy (NSS). The document paints a stark picture, warning that Europe could become “unrecognisable in … Read more