The New Khamenei

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Foreign Affairs   by Akbar Ganji     Israel and the United States’ targeted assassination of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei—and subsequent strikes on a gathering of the →

Iran’s president sets terms to end the war: Is an off-ramp in sight?

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Al Jazeera   By Shola Lawal     Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has laid out terms for ending the war with the United States and Israel in what analysts say is a possible →

US military announces rescue effort after fuelling aircraft crashes in Iraq

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Al Jazeera   By Al Jazeera Staff     The United States has acknowledged that one of its aircraft has crashed in western Iraq, amid the country’s joint military offensive with →

What to Watch for Next in the Iran War

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National Interest   by Ilan Berman     The United States has proved its military superiority over Iran. Whether it can secure Iran’s enriched uranium, protect the Gulf states →

China unveils word’s first T1200-grade ultra-high-strength carbon fiber

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Global Times   By Chen Qingrui     China unveiled the world's first T1200-grade ultra-high-strength carbon fiber on Wednesday, a milestone that fills a critical void in the →

New "super antibiotic" stops deadly gut infection without destroying the microbiome

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Science Daily   by Leiden University     Scientists in Leiden have developed a new antibiotic called EVG7 that can combat the dangerous gut bacterium C. difficile using only →

Strange chirping supernova confirms long-debated magnetar theory

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Science Daily   by University of California - Santa Barbara For many years, astronomers have relied on distant supernovae as cosmic beacons to study the universe and test the laws of physics. →

Mugabe's son appears in South Africa court over shooting

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Africa News   By Rédaction Africanews  and AFP     Following the shooting of a gardener at his home, the youngest son of former Zimbabwean ruler Robert Mugabe has →

Spain: From Conquistadors to Culture of Death

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American Thinker   by Alex Ashe     Five centuries ago, Spain stood as a beacon of light in a darkened world, confronting empires built on the blood of innocents. Today, that →

The Next American Golden Age?

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American Thinker   by Steve McCann     2026 may well go down in history as the beginning of a new world order and the commencement of a unipolar century. Not since the end of →

The Dangers of a Weak Iran

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Foreign Affairs   by Afshon Ostovar     After nearly two weeks of withering attacks, the Islamic Republic is weaker than it has been at any point in its history. U.S. and →

Two oil tankers hit in Iraq, Israel pounds Beirut

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al jazeera By Lyndal Rowlands and Zaid Sabah     Two foreign oil tankers have been attacked in Iraq’s port of al-Faw as Kuwait, Qatar, UAE and Saudi Arabia intercept more Iranian →

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