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Browse war, diplomacy, foreign policy, and global power-conflict summaries.

A takedown of Victoria's leadership: Jacinta Allan's weak public vibe, press battles, shaky corruption claims and what it means for Labor and the opposition.

AJ Gentile and Jack Neel trace conspiracies from Stanley Meyer's water car to Operation Mincemeat, surveillance, CIA influence, and AI risks.

Investigator Baron Coleman details evidence inconsistencies, security failures, and possible cover-up surrounding Charlie Kirkâs death.

Former LBC host Sangita Myska explains how an on-air interview with an Israeli spokesperson led to her removal within 48 hours, revealing the use of gag clauses, perpetual NDAs, social-media monitoring and industry black

Crash Course explains how Ottoman control of trade, Portuguese navigation, and Iberian imperial ambition launched the Age of Exploration and reshaped the globe.

Former CIA officer John Kiriakou connects Jeffrey Epstein, Adnan Khashoggi and Western intelligence circles, explaining how billionaires serve as deniable intermediaries in arms deals, kompromat collection, and influence

A critical, chronological look at Benjamin Netanyahuâs life, rise to power, media strategy, settlement expansion, judicial battles, ICC charges, and role in the Gaza war.

Breaks down the U.S.-Japan joint FX intervention, the leaked Treasury note to buy yen, and the implications for the dollar, U.S. debt and investors.

A look at how the CIA and Pentagon shape Hollywoodâediting scripts, supplying equipment, and using blockbusters to manage reputation and boost recruitment.

Larry Johnson warns a likely USâIsrael joint campaign to strike Iran's power grid and refineries, raising risks of broad regional retaliation, fuel shortages, and military strain.

A rundown of a major Russian KH-101 missile strike on Lviv, a crater found in Poland, the erosion of Ukrainian air defences and logistics, and the collapse of plans to produce Patriot systems for Kyiv.

Alexander Mercouris reviews the Senate sanctions bill, Chinaâs technological leverage, Zelenskyâs unproductive meeting with Trump, and Russiaâs tightening blockade of Odessa.

Jay Dyer distills ten books and elite white papers that, he argues, reveal a continuous technocratic agenda from Platoâs ideas to modern transhumanist plans.

Coverage of a proposed USâUkraine noâfly zone, Kremlin dismissal, Russia's Odessa strikes, Dobropillia offensive, and Drapatiiâs army audit.

Trita Parsi and Lt. Col. Daniel Davis discuss Iranâs rapid military learning curve: real-time intelligence, pinpoint strikes that pierced defenses, U.S. interceptor depletion, Ukraineâs strike on an Iranian vessel, and a

Former CIA operations officer Jim Erdman describes systemic secrecy and obstruction inside the agency â from COVID origins and vaccine mandates to withheld JFK/9â11 files, UAPs, and suspected involvement in January 6 â &

A Russian strike destroyed an arms expo north of Kyiv, sparking a Zelensky investigation, US warnings over Black Sea attacks, and wider frontline and economic developments.

Russia launches daytime missile and hypersonic strikes on Kyiv, seals off Black Sea ports near Odessa, while Ukraine mounts large drone raids targeting Wildberries warehouses.

Mehdi Hasan interviews exâCIA agent John Kiriakou on his whistleblowing, prison sentence, and why he believes the CIA should be shut down â covering torture, IsraelâIran policy, Epstein, tech and his postâCIA media work.

Former CIA officer John Kiriakou explores MKUltra, a claimed darker âtwinâ program, USAIDâs covert uses, Afghanistanâs opium economy, and longstanding oversight failures.

Alexander Mercouris breaks down the short RubioâLavrov Manila meeting, alleged Russian help to Iran, Odessaâs effective blockade, recent frontline gains, and why EU sanctions are faltering.

President Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio declined to block the extradition of Andrew and Tristan Tate to the UK on 59 charges. Piers Morgan interviews the victims' lawyer Matt Jury, hosts a panel on the legal-p

Robert Pape warns Iran emerged stronger after initial strikes, control of the Strait of Hormuz risks global oil supply, and US ground action could trigger mass-casualty attacks.

A concise history showing how imperial rivalry, oil politics, and the 1953 coup helped create the Islamic Republic and why outside force can't easily topple it.