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The Pause That Reveals Everything: Understanding America’s Controlled Demolition of the Global Energy Order
An examination of how operational pauses, proxy pressure on Russian and Iranian energy flows, and the expansion of North American liquefied natural gas serve the long-term strategic objectives of transnational financial capital.. Editorial Analysis | August 2026 The periodic cessation of kinetic strikes conducted by the United States and its regional proxies against Iranian infrastructure… 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 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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Two Fronts, One Strategic Architecture
How RAND’s Russia strategy and Brookings’ Iran strategy were written into the wars that followed RAND Corporation is not an independent commentator sitting outside the American state. It is a federally funded research and development centre that has operated under standing contract to the US Army, the Air Force, and the Office of the Secretary… Continue reading
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The United States Exploits Information Vulnerability to Topple Nations
How the systematic weaponisation of media, civil society, and algorithmic infrastructure has supplanted conventional military force as the decisive instrument of geopolitical competition Editorial Analysis | June 2026 I. The Redefinition of Sovereignty in the Information Age Sovereignty, in the framework inherited from the 1648 Peace of Westphalia, rested on territorial integrity, military capacity, and… Continue reading
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Information Space Has Become the Decisive Battleground of 21st-Century Conflict
How the United States Exploits Information Vulnerability to Capture Nations and Why Securing Information Space is the Most Urgent National Security Imperative General News Article | June 2026 The past quarter-century of geopolitical history has been defined by a transformation that has largely escaped the attention of conventional strategic analysis. While military planners, diplomats, and… Continue reading
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Report: Ghalibaf’s Zurich Visit and Growing Evidence of Internal Divisions Over the Islamabad MoU
The reported arrival of Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf in Zurich comes amid continuing controversy surrounding the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), Iran’s negotiations with the United States, and growing questions regarding the balance of power within the Islamic Republic. While many of the most detailed claims regarding the negotiation process remain unverified, a… Continue reading
