TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
Iran and the United Nation’s atomic-energy watchdog reached a surprise agreement this Sunday following a snap visit by the IAEA to Tehran. This agreement is, however, being quickly overshadowed by allegations from Israeli officials over Iranian offensive actions, regionally, and fear mongering concerning nuclear enrichment. One of the greatest obstacles to an Iran-US re-establishment of Read More…
The Afghan Taliban have announced their interim-government, formed of group loyalists, throwing away the idea of an inclusive government in Afghanistan. If the country again plummets into chaos as a result the US government may again transition to a more hands on approach. The September 11 US troop withdrawal deadline is now here, with many Read More…
Last Friday, for the first time since the end of the 2006 Israel-Lebanon war, Lebanese Hezbollah fired rockets into Israel in retaliation for Israeli airstrikes. This development has led to backward reporting by the western media, and the US government blaming Hezbollah for the entire situation. But will this also lead to a possible war Read More…
An apparent suicide drone attack on a ship off the coast of Oman, owned by an Israeli billionaire, is being blamed on the Islamic Republic of Iran. With no confirmation on who is truly responsible, it is easy to understand why this may have happened at this time. Two foreign nationals were killed as a Read More…
Western mainstream media is painting Joe Biden as some sort of anti-war President, a man seeking to end the American empire’s “forever wars,” as Biden himself puts it. The US media are even working to paint drawdowns and troop withdrawals as a negative, however, there is no evidence for what they are actually asserting. US Read More…
In what is being called a coup by leading political parties in Tunisia, the country’s President Kais Saied swiftly froze parliament and relieved the government of its duty, placing complete power in his own hands. This was followed by both protests and celebrations throughout the country, but could quickly turn much more violent if the Read More…