From Prime Time to the Pentagon: Pete Hegseth and the New US Stance on Iran
Former Fox News host Pete Hegseth has become the unapologetic face of a highly combative US strategy towards Iran, blending media savvy with military aggression.
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Mystery Projectiles in the Strait of Hormuz: Why Your Petrol Bill Might Take Another Hit
Three commercial ships have been struck by unidentified projectiles in the Strait of Hormuz, sparking investigations and fresh worries about global oil supplies.
Voices from the Border: Why Ordinary Iranians Just Want Normalcy
BBC speaks to Iranians at the Turkish border who share a desperate plea for regime change without civilian casualties.
Chaos in Central Beirut: The Blurry Line Between Diplomats and Operatives
An Israeli strike in central Beirut has killed alleged Iranian operatives, though Tehran insists they were mere diplomats, sparking fears of wider conflict and economic ripples reaching the UK.
Will the Iran Conflict Really End 'Very Soon'? Why Quick Fixes in Modern Warfare Are a Myth
President Trump claims the situation with Iran will be resolved "very soon", but history and the reality of modern digital geopolitics suggest a much longer, more complicated road ahead.
Level Up or Game Over? When the White House Treats Geopolitics Like a Video Game
We dive into the bizarre rhetoric comparing US-Iran tensions to a video game and explore whether the age-old quest for oil is still driving the geopolitical machine.
Steve Rosenberg: Russia seeks diplomatic and economic gains from Iran war
In a bizarre twist of geopolitical irony, Russia is pitching
The Geopolitical 'Sorry, Not Sorry': Iran's Conditional Apology to the Gulf States
Iran has offered its Gulf neighbours the diplomatic equivalent of a backhanded apology, promising to halt strikes—provided no attacks originate from their soil. Here is why the tech and cyber implications matter.