Author and journalist Robert Fantina says Ukraine's attack on an Iranian vessel in the Caspian Sea was aimed at pleasing Trump and winning greater US support, but risks widening the war.
The conflict has exposed the limits of Trump's improvisation and impulsive decision-making, with a prolonged war pushing the global economy towards a major recession. The US faces a strategic dilemma.
In today’s show, we’ll be asking whether the British government's support for the Zionist colony will continue after Andy Burnham, the UK’s putative prime minister, enters Downing Street.
Here is an interview on escalating West Asia tensions, arguing that US and Israeli actions have fueled regional instability, while portraying Yemen's Ansarullah movement as resilient against US and Saudi military pressure.
The 5th al-Aqsa Call conference in the central holy Iraqi city renews international calls for solidarity with Palestinians amid Gaza's worsening humanitarian crisis.
Sa'd Nimr argues that fears of regional retaliation, economic disruption, and devastating consequences for the Israeli regime and US interests make a wider war with Iran unlikely.
Iran’s decisive retaliatory strikes in the face of the United States’ violations have forced Washington to halt and revisit its regional strategy, Army spokesman says.