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Iran Rejects Ceasefire Demands Permanent End to War and External Pressure
Iranian leadership argues that temporary truces only preserve the strategic conditions that have produced decades of confrontation since the 1979 revolution. Iranian refusal to accept a temporary ceasefire reflects a strategic calculation rooted in the historical pattern of hostilities directed against the Islamic Republic since the 1979 revolution. Tehran frames the current confrontation as the… Continue reading
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Africa’s Silent Recolonisation: Debt, Deindustrialisation and the Net Zero Agenda
How net zero climate-linked debt, collapsing grids and external mandates are African states into managed decline and dependence Access to abundant and affordable energy underpins every stage of economic development. African governments that attempt to industrialise without reliable baseload power expose themselves to stagnation, dependence, and political manipulation. External actors promoting net-zero targets in Africa… Continue reading
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Sudan Burns whilst the World Watches
The UAE’s money, Western weapons, and the world’s indifference fuelled a genocide in Sudan. Global GeoPolitics If you believe journalism should serve the public, not the powerful, and you’re in a position to help, becoming a PAID SUBSCRIBER truly makes a difference. Alternatively you can support by way of a cup of coffee: buymeacoffee.com/ggtv |… Continue reading
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The Paper Mirage: Financial Engineering, Energy Markets, and the Coming Reckoning
How Wall Street’s Short Positions and Margin Debt Are Masking a Supply Crisis That History Says Will Break Editorial Analysis |July 2026 The Divergence: Paper Price versus Physical Reality The paper price of oil is telling a story that bears little resemblance to conditions in the physical market. Brent crude is currently trading around ninety… Continue reading
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Russia Tightens the Noose Around Ukraine’s Black Sea Lifeline
As Moscow escalates strikes on ports and maritime infrastructure, Ukraine faces mounting military, economic, and logistical pressure, prompting an emergency appeal to the UN Security Council. Ukraine has requested an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council after Russia effectively blocked its Black Sea shipping corridor. Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said Russian attacks on at… Continue reading
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The Iran War Is Expanding Into a Regional Conflict
From the Persian Gulf and Iraqi Kurdistan to the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, new fronts are emerging as more countries become involved and the risk of a wider regional war continues to grow. I believe the Iran war is entering a new phase, expanding beyond the Persian Gulf into Iraqi Kurdistan and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.… Continue reading
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The 40-Day War That Wasn’t: Iran’s Strategic Resilience and the West’s Miscalculation
From Code 110 to the Memorandum of Understanding: How Tehran Outlasted Washington’s Hubris Report: The Araghchi Interview On July 20, 2026, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi provided a sweeping account of the 40-day war to filmmaker Javad Mogouei. The interview, published by Drop Site News, offers the most comprehensive Iranian perspective on the conflict to… Continue reading
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Ten Wounded as Ukraine Launches Largest Drone Raid on Moscow in Years
Moscow / Kyiv — July 20, 2026 At least ten people were injured overnight after Ukraine launched more than 400 drones toward Moscow and its surrounding region, in what regional officials described as one of the largest such raids on the Russian capital in recent years. The Attack Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said air defense… Continue reading
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Big Tech Is Borrowing Hundreds of Billions to Bet on AI – And the Bet Isn’t Paying Off (Yet)
Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Meta and Oracle are borrowing at an unprecedented rate to fund AI infrastructure, even as memory prices climb and the revenue to justify the spending remains unproven Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta and Oracle built their market value over two decades on a specific financial identity, cash-generative software businesses that required comparatively little… Continue reading
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The Middle East on the Brink
The conflict is no longer confined to a single front, with Jordan, Kuwait, and the Gulf emerging as potential flashpoints in the next stage of the crisis. The latest developments suggest the conflict may be entering a far more dangerous phase. Based on the information I have reviewed, Iran allegedly carried out one of its… Continue reading
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The US has yet to fall on its own sword
The Unending War for Primacy: US Empire Survival Strategy, Iranian Resistance, and the Struggle for a Multipolar Order Editorial Analysis | July 2026 The confrontation in the Strait of Hormuz that began on July 7, 2026, represents not an isolated incident but the latest chapter in a continuous, decades-long war that the United States has… Continue reading
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Washington’s Never Ending War on Iran
How six years of negotiation, proxy pressure and energy strategy have shaped American policy toward Tehran Every round of negotiation between Washington and Tehran since 2018 has ended the same way, with talks collapsing shortly before or during a major escalation rather than after one. Donald Trump withdrew the United States from the Joint Comprehensive… Continue reading
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Iran Warns “Entire Region Will Pay the Price” as US Bombs Bridges
Tehran’s Response Will Leave Americans “Stunned,” Intelligence Source Says The United States carried out its sixth consecutive night of air strikes against Iran on Thursday, with Iranian officials reporting that American aircraft had hit civilian infrastructure, including several bridges, as Tehran warned that any further escalation would carry consequences for the entire region. US Central… Continue reading
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