Politics A concise history of U.S.-Iran relations from cooperation to conflict
A compact guide to the pivotal events, agreements, and crises that have defined U.S.-Iran relations
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Politics How a US-Iran military clash could unsettle the Strait of Hormuz and oil supply
A U.S. attack on Iran would risk wider conflict, possible closure of the Strait of Hormuz and major shocks to global oil…
Politics Why U.S.-Iran talks broke down and what comes next
U.S. officials report failed talks with Iran while a large American force assembles in the Middle East and lawmakers prepare a war…
Politics Trump calls on Iranians to take over their government after joint us-israel strikes
President Trump posted a direct appeal to the people of Iran after a coordinated military operation, urging them to seize control once…
Politics Student alliances reshape Iran’s protests as economic collapse deepens pressure
A broad student alliance, coupled with severe economic strain, has turned university campuses into focal points of sustained anti-regime activity across Iran
Politics How Kenyans were allegedly recruited to fight in Ukraine via the Russian Orthodox Church
Investigations allege the Russian Orthodox Church’s African exarchate funneled Kenyans to russia on promises of work or seminary study, only for many…
Politics How limited strikes and pressure may shape the U.S.-Iran confrontation
An analysis of recent U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran and why limited military action combined with economic pressure may be Washington’s…
Politics How recent strikes on Iran recall earlier war narratives and diplomatic fractures
A concise analysis of israel’s reported preventative attacks on iran, the parallels drawn with the 2003 iraq campaign, and the international arms…
Politics U.s. embassy orders departures amid Iran standoff and naval buildup
The U.S. embassy in Israel authorized departures of non-emergency personnel as Washington presses Tehran on a new nuclear deal and moves military…
Politics Ragtag speedboat mission to topple Cuba intercepted in the Straits of Florida
a hastily organized team took a speedboat across the Straits of Florida to challenge Cuba’s government and was intercepted by Cuban forces,…
Politics Why the United States objects to Nouri al-Maliki as Iraq’s next prime minister
A deep look at the political standoff in Iraq: how the selection of Nouri al-Maliki as a candidate collided with strong US…
Politics Why Pakistan and Afghanistan have escalated into open hostilities
A tight summary of why Pakistan and Afghanistan have moved from border skirmishes to public declarations of open war and what that…
Politics Trump signals tough stance on Iran amid nuclear talks and military options
President Trump signaled displeasure with Iran's negotiating stance, left the door open to military action and tied diplomacy to a 10–15 day…
Politics How the Gorton and Denton by-election exposed cracks in Starmer’s leadership
A Green gain in Gorton and Denton, police reports about family voting and sharp remarks from Labour MPs have combined to create…
Politics How Ukrainian units vie for recruits as the frontlines strain manpower
As casualties mount along an extended front, Ukrainian formations deploy creative recruitment tactics, from branded campaigns to promises of tailored training, while…
Politics How Canada could become a major energy supplier to India
India wants more oil, LNG and uranium from Canada and is asking Ottawa to speed approvals as leaders meet to expand trade