The Lasting Wounds of the War in Ukraine

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Foreign Affairs   by Dara Massicot     As the war in Ukraine enters its fifth year, it remains unclear when or how the conflict will end. But it will end, as all wars do, and →

Tehran mourns Larijani, Soleimani; 2 killed in Israel

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al jazeera By Lyndal Rowlands and Zaid Sabah     Iran has promised to avenge the killings of its security chief, Ali Larijani, and Basij force commander Gholamreza Soleimani after →

Who is Joe Kent, and why did he resign as Trump’s counterterrorism chief?

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Al Jazeera   By Elizabeth Melimopoulos     One of the top counterterrorism officials in the United States, Joe Kent, has resigned over his country’s war against Iran. →

The Price of Iran’s Unconditional Surrender

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National Interest   by Mark Kimmitt     Historically, unconditional surrender to the United States has been followed by prolonged US military occupation. →

China urges de-escalation as US seeks help in securing Hormuz passage; US tries to drag in others to turn issue into a multilateral one: expert

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Global Times   By Zhang Yuying and Zhao Yusha     Lin Jian, spokesperson from China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, stressed on Monday that the recent tense situation in the →

Scientists inject one tumor and watch cancer vanish across the body

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Science Daily   by Rockefeller University     For more than two decades, scientists have explored a group of cancer drugs known as CD40 agonist antibodies. Early experiments →

Rare supernova from 10 billion years ago may reveal the secret of dark energy

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Science Daily   by Liverpool John Moores University     Astronomers may be getting closer to understanding one of the biggest mysteries in cosmology: dark energy, the unknown →

Voter turnout down in Congo-Brazzaville as president set to extend rule

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Africa News   By AFP     Congo-Brazzaville voted on Sunday in an election expected to extend 82-year-old President Denis Sassou Nguesso's more than four decades in power in →

Expect Chaos in Cuba

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American Thinker   by Armando Simon     Then, oil-rich Venezuela, the wealthiest country in South America, became Communist and extended a lifeline to Cuba while it, too, →

Iran Update: Are You Tired of Winning Yet?

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American Thinker   by Kenneth R. Timmerman     Friday the 13th marked the beginning of the third week of the Iran war. And despite the doom and gloom from Democrats in →

How America’s War on Iran Backfired

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Foreign Affairs   by Nate Swanson     Seventeen years ago, while serving as an Iran desk officer in the U.S. State Department, I asked a more veteran colleague about the →

Strait of Hormuz: Which countries’ ships has Iran allowed safe passage to?

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Al Jazeera   By Sarah Shamim and News Agencies     During the United States-Israeli war on Iran, Tehran has said the Strait of Hormuz is open to all except the US and its →

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