Bolivia’s 20-year MAS cycle ends amid crisis, fragmentation, and external pressures, with the country now facing rightward shift, neoliberal rollback, and possible resistance rooted in its turbulent political tradition.

Egypt, the first Arab country to normalize with Israel, serves as a case study for others, with its weakened sovereignty, deepened poverty, reliance on US support, and a direct Israeli military threat.

Trump’s recent admission hedges his past boast of “obliterating” Iran’s nuclear program, exposing that Washington’s long-standing claims of total success were exaggerated and largely unproven.

A US journalist-activist reports from Tehran in the aftermath of the 12-day imposed war, documenting destruction, as well as resilience and resistance to the Israeli-American aggression.

Lebanese government’s plan to disarm Hezbollah, under external pressure, risks enabling Israeli domination, undermining national defense, and turning Lebanon into an Israeli-US vassal state,

Hezbollah’s disarmament would jeopardize Lebanon’s stability and regional balance, undermine resistance movements amid the genocide in Gaza, and embolden the Israeli regime.

Western media’s lop-sided reportage has not only enabled Israel’s genocide in Gaza, but also abetted the killing of Palestinian journalists while shielding the regime from accountability.

US is expanding its foothold in the Zangezur Corridor as a direct provocation against Russia, China, and Iran in a move that will prove detrimental to the security of South Caucasus.

US Senator John Fetterman has become a loud Zionist mouthpiece, endorsing illegal aggression against Iran, defending the genocide in Gaza, and promoting a dangerous US foreign policy.

A report by an Israeli think tank advocates “regime change” in Iran, yet underscores the implausibility of this goal—especially after the recent war that exposed the costly nature of Israeli-US plots.