Despite repeated claims that he would avoid new wars, former U.S. President Donald Trump authorized a military strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities, dragging the United States into a direct confrontation with Iran—alongside Israel.
Targeting Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan, the joint U.S.-Israeli operation marks a violation of the UN Charter and plunges the Middle East into dangerous new territory.
What happened: Early on June 13, Israel launched airstrikes across Iran—dubbed Operation Rising Lion—targeting nuclear, missile, and military sites in cities including Tehran, Natanz, Khorramabad, and Khondab
India’s geopolitical tension with China has never been a passing storm. It is a simmering, real-time nightmare that defines much of New Delhi’s foreign and defense policy. As Ram Udhav highlights in Uneasy Neighbours (2014), India’s paranoia is neither baseless nor new. It dates back to a prescient warning from Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel to Prime Minister Nehru in 1950: beneath China’s ideological expansion, lurk racial and imperial ambitions.
Washington, D.C. – Former U.S. President Joe Biden has expressed heartfelt gratitude for the outpouring of support following the announcement of his cancer diagnosis on Sunday. In a message shared on social media Monday morning, Biden acknowledged the wave of compassion extended to him and his family from across the world.
With more Israeli forces than ever now deployed inside Gaza, and a fresh call-up of reservists, the situation has shifted from dire to devastating. Gaza is now under a relentless siege—cut off from food, water, medicine, and electricity for over six weeks. Despite warnings from the UN, WHO, and multiple human rights watchdogs about the imminent threat of mass starvation, the aid blockade remains firmly in place.
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By Remedy Talks Editorial TeamReal issues. Real voices. Real impact. A Sudden Shift, A Deep Impact The UK government’s decision to double the qualifying period for permanent settlement—from five years to ten—is being felt like a punch in the gut…
Geopolitics has always been a realm where alliances shift like sand in the wind, but few transformations have been as jarring as the one we just witnessed in Syria. The man once known to the world as Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, feared leader of the Al Qaeda-linked Al Nusra Front, has now stepped onto the global stage with a new identity: Ahmed al-Sharaa, interim leader of Syria—endorsed, welcomed, and legitimized by none other than former U.S. President Donald Trump in a formal meeting in Riyadh.
In the world of geopolitics, few issues have lingered as long or stirred as much tension as Iran’s nuclear ambitions. After years of stalled negotiations, sanctions, threats, and mistrust, a new chapter may be about to unfold—but only if the terms are right.
This week, Iran publicly confirmed its readiness to return to the negotiating table to discuss a renewed nuclear deal. But there’s a catch: the United States must first abandon what Iran calls its “military intimidation tactics.”
The U.S. just dropped a sanctions bombshell targeting Iran's secret ballistic missile network - with shocking Chinese connections. As Trump's 'maximum pressure' campaign escalates, we uncover:
• The carbon fiber pipeline fueling Iran's ICBM dreams
• 20+ shadow companies smuggling oil to China
• Why these sanctions could blow up nuclear talks for good
Is this strategic deterrence or a dangerous provocation? The answer may reshape the Middle East.