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Putin says ready to host Iran’s enriched uranium, cites precedent

Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Saturday that Russia immediately agreed to a proposal from US President Donald Trump to extend the ceasefire with Ukraineand carry out a prisoner-of-war exchange. “We immediately agreed to this. Moreover, in my view, it is a justified proposal, motivated by considerations of …

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‘Israel’ set up secret base in Iraqi desert for Iran war support: WSJ

“Israel” established an illegal clandestine military outpost in Iraq’s western desert to support its aggression against Iran, The Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday, citing individuals familiar with the matter, including US officials. According to the accounts, the installation was set up shortly before the war began and …

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Why the Trump-Xi Summit in 2026 Is Really About Iran

Rameen Siddigi Trump arrives in Beijing on May 14. The summit was originally scheduled for March, then postponed because the US got embroiled in a war in the Middle East that nobody fully planned for and nobody has yet fully ended. That delay, accidental as it was, turned …

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Will Keir Starmer Be Forced Out? UK Local Election Results Raise Pressure on Labour Leader

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer plans to continue as leader, despite heavy losses in local elections raising doubts about his ability to govern. Critics within the Labour Party have suggested he should resign, but currently, there is no leadership contest. Starmer’s personal approval ratings are among the lowest …

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Obliteration Ecocide from Gaza to Lebanon and Beyond

Dr. Dan Steinbok Israeli military aggression has “reshaped both the physical and ecological landscape” of southern Lebanon, according to the Lebanese report (which does not consider the impacts of Israel’s latest barrage of attacks this spring). In her foreword, Lebanon’s minister for the environment Tamara el Zein notes: …

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After Hormuz, Gulf Security Cannot Survive on Deterrence Alone

Federico Verri The Strait of Hormuz has rarely been spoken about outside of emergency language: naval escorts, insurance rates, oil prices, missile ranges, LNG disruption and freedom of navigation. We should have the former, but we need the latter as well. Framing the issue through that vocabulary is …

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Kremlin Says No End in Sight to Ukraine War, Peace “Very Long Way Off”

The Kremlin stated that the U. S. is eager to finalize a peace deal to end the Ukraine war, but complex issues make a resolution far off, and talks are currently on hold. For over four years, Russian forces have struggled to seize the entire Donbas region in …

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Iran War May End, but Trump’s Ally Rifts Are Here to Stay

President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw some U. S. troops from Germany and his reaction to a recent conflict with Iran have raised concerns about America’s relationships with its allies. As the U. S. and Iran move toward a potential resolution of their conflict, fears grow among traditional …

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Who rules Iran today? This is how the Revolutionary Guard seized power, and this is the reality of the political divisions.

How might the assassination of Iranian leaders backfire on America and Israel? The blows backfire on them… America and Israel replace Iranian leaders with others more hardline in war and negotiation – Arabi Post On Tuesday, March 17, 2026, Israeli officials boasted about the assassination of Ali Larijani, …

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