Iran, Syria, Yemen: Twitter’s collaboration with the US military in information warfare

The damning exposure of collusion between the Pentagon and Twitter raises further suspicions about Washington’s ongoing online operations in West Asia.

By the numbers: The de-dollarization of global trade

Data suggests that US dollar reserves in central banks are dwindling, as is the influence of the US on the world economy. This presents a unique opportunity for regional currencies and alternative payment systems to enter the vacuum.

Woman, Life, Freedom…and NATO

A superpower in decline still retains a vast appetite for irregular, proxy warfare to slow down the imminent multipolar order. Iran, Russia, China are its big targets and all tools will be employed.

Iran: To veil or not to veil

During a two-week visit to Iran in November, I witnessed women of all ages walking freely on the streets without the hijab. But, what we're not told, is that they have been doing so for years.

The role of UK intelligence services in the abduction, murder of James Foley 

An investigation into British and American collusion with the terror groups that kidnapped and murdered western hostages in Syria.

Rewiring Eurasia: Mr. Patrushev goes to Tehran

The meeting this week between two Eurasian security bosses is a further step toward dusting away the west's oversized Asian footprint.

Britain’s surveillance of Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, under the guise of ‘counter-terrorism’

A follow-up exposé into the British Foreign Office’s clandestine operations across Lebanon’s 12 Palestinian refugee camps to undermine the sovereignty of the state

The Saudi Captagon problem is not a Lebanese one

While Lebanon is indeed one source of the Captagon drug trade to Saudi Arabia, Riyadh entirely ignores the basic economics that have made it a hub for this nasty narcotic.

‘Mysterious’ helicopter crash kills seven PKK members in northern Iraq

An investigation is currently underway, and Washington, Baghdad, Ankara and the PKK have denied ownership of the helicopter

Leaked files: How Britain trains Jordan to spy on its citizens

The British government covertly trained Jordanian security services in techniques known as “digital media exploitation” which has been used to monitor, manipulate, and disrupt dissent in the kingdom.

IRGC arrests seven riot leaders linked with UK intelligence services

The IRGC's intelligence agency is currently identifying other members of this network that are operating both inside and outside the country

Sophisticated Jerusalem bombing operation is Israel’s new ‘nightmare’

Why a highly professional and 'unsolved' bombing attack in Al-Quds has triggered Israeli security forces and settlers alike.

Terror on Crimea Bridge forces Russia to unleash Shock’n Awe

The western narrative of a 'losing Russia' has just been decimated by Moscow's blitzkrieg against Ukraine and its foreign-backed terror operations

Decoding the Pentagon’s online war against Iran

From a click of a button in the US to violence on the streets of Tehran, the latest protests in Iran are being engineered and provoked from outside

Russia in possession of ‘weapons grade’ Iranian drones: White House

Iran has maintained that, while it collaborates with Russia in the defense sector, it has no intention of helping either side in the Ukraine war

Weaponizing jobs: the bait in Israel’s ‘carrot and bomb’ policy

Not satisfied with trying to wedge divisions between resistance factions, Israel aims to pit Gazans against the resistance through economic persuasion and coercion.

Hezbollah’s drones: No more safe skies for Israel

Revolutions in drone warfare by Lebanon’s resistance will have serious ramifications for the security of Israel’s airspace and infrastructure.

Exclusive: Russia’s Sergey Glazyev introduces the new global financial system

The world's new monetary system, underpinned by a digital currency, will be backed by a basket of new foreign currencies and natural resources. And it will liberate the Global South from both western debt and IMF-induced austerity.

Former US President approved covert Pentagon plan to begin ‘shadow war’ with Iran: Report

According to former US officials from the Trump administration, the plan called for 'sabotage, propaganda and other psychological operations' in Iran

An American ploy to pump stolen Palestinian gas into Lebanese homes?

The American offer to supply Lebanon's energy needs via an Arab Pipeline through Egypt, Jordan and Syria has one glaring downside. It will likely be Israeli gas lighting up Lebanon's grids.

38 British watchtowers span Lebanon’s borders: Who are they really watching?

Ostensibly built to monitor ISIS, the UK erected dozens of watchtowers along the Lebanese-Syrian border. But ISIS is long gone, so who are they really watching?