In spite of claims by America and its allies that Russia is “increasingly isolated”, Putin hosted the largest foreign policy meeting in Russia ever last week, with delegations from 32 nations attending the BRICS summit.
Israel invaded Lebanon this morning, its troops entering the hostile country to its north for the first time since the war of 2006. The Telegraph's Adrian Blomfield says it's starting to feel like all-out war.
The President and Foreign Secretary of Iran are missing following a 'hard landing' by a helicopter they were in earlier today.
In the latest Weekly Sceptic, the talking points are the NatCon siege in Brussels, Iran's not-exactly-Pearl-Harbour attack on Israel and the rapid demise of the trans cult.
The Middle East teeters on the brink of all-out war following Iran's unprecedented launch of hundreds of drones and missiles against Israel in retaliation for a deadly drone strike in Syria.
The one source of comfort for Joe Baron going into 2024, with everything else looking so doomy and gloomy, was the prospect of Arsenal winning the league. But he's beginning to doubt that even that will happen.
The United Nations remains synonymous in many parts of the world with neutral peacekeeping and is frequently cited as an impartial source, but in truth its anti-Israel bias runs very deep, writes Madeline Grant.
According to the Jerusalem Post, Iran has abolished its morality police in the wake of the Mahsa Amini protests. That’s great news, obviously. But when will Britain follow suit?
