American economist Sachs: US-Israeli aggression aims to establish dominance
American economist Jeffrey Sachs critiques the US and Israeli narrative regarding Iran, labeling the situation as a dominance-seeking war rather than a nuclear threat.
'American arrogance has been brought to the ground', Iranian Speaker mocks the US after downing F-35
Iran's parliamentary speaker, Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, mocked the US military after claiming that Iran had shot down an F-35 fighter jet, symbolizing the end of American air dominance.
Al Jazeera monitors the Iranian street's view on the war against Tehran
The article explores the rare opinions of Iranian citizens regarding the ongoing US-Israeli war against Tehran, highlighting a lack of information and the official narrative's dominance.
US Control over Cuba: A 200-Year-Old Dream
Donald Trump's comments about Cuba highlight a historical American aspiration for dominance over the island dating back nearly two centuries.
Guest Column: Let's Send a Mine Sweeper to the Persian Gulf!
Iran's parliamentary speaker, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, asserts the nation's readiness for a prolonged conflict while outlining peace terms that entail US withdrawal from the region and recognition of Iran's political dominance in the Persian Gulf.
More than 30 states resume antitrust action against Live Nation in the USA
Over 30 states in the US are resuming an antitrust lawsuit against Live Nation, hoisting concerns over its dominance in the live entertainment market.
US realising it 'needs help from allies even if all-powerful militarily'
The article discusses the United States recognizing the necessity of cooperation with allies despite its military dominance.
Analysis: Iran is making a surprising move that could destabilize the United States' economic power
Iran is considering a new payment method for oil shipments that could challenge the US dollar's dominance in oil trade.
Donald Trump is Losing the Iran War on the Ground
The article discusses the implications of the US's continued engagement in the Iran conflict, suggesting a decline in American dominance in global politics.
What are the 'Bunker buster' bombs used to hit new Iranian nuclear sites
B-1 Lancer bombers armed with bunker-buster bombs signal increasing aerial dominance by the US and Israel over Iran, linked to a suspected strike on the Parchin military complex.
The battle in the Strait of Hormuz escalates with the attack on three cargo ships
The conflict in the Strait of Hormuz intensifies after Iranian forces attacked three cargo ships, asserting their dominance over the critical shipping route.
The Game of Dollar, Oil, and Interference... How Has the Petro-Dollar Made America a Superpower?
The article explores how the US has leveraged its dollar dominance and military interference globally to solidify its position as a superpower since World War II.
US strike on key Iran oil hub would fit Trump's 'energy dominance doctrine,' expert says
An expert warns that a U.S. strike on Iran's Kharg Island, a crucial oil export hub, could escalate regional conflicts and attacks on energy infrastructure.
US to counter China’s critical minerals dominance with ‘game-changing’ innovations
The US plans to counter China's dominance in critical minerals through innovative recycling and processing technologies, according to a Department of Energy official.
Markets are plummeting as the war escalates - but not every industry is affected
The escalating conflict in Iran is causing widespread turmoil in energy markets, although a select group of American energy companies may benefit.
Why China’s critical mineral dominance is still disrupting US supply chains
China's dominance in the market for critical minerals continues to disrupt US supply chains despite some easing of export controls.
Who is Mojtaba Khamenei, the man chosen as Iran's new supreme leader?
Mojtaba Khamenei has been appointed as Iran's new supreme leader, signaling a continued dominance of hardliners in the country's governance.
Prof. Schlevogt’s Compass No. 44: Dollar dominance and its discontents – Decoding US tariff populism
The article explores the implications of the US dollar's dominance as a reserve currency and its negative impact on American industries and communities.
From Venezuela to Iran, a singular experiment
The article discusses the U.S. military intervention in Venezuela, detailing the controversial removal of President Nicolás Maduro and the implications of such actions in terms of international law and regional dominance.
The 'identity' of the torpedo that hit the Iranian frigate (video)
The MK 48 torpedo launched by a US submarine against an Iranian frigate is a crucial component in the US Navy's underwater dominance strategy.
US Secretary of Defense: We have complete control over Iranian airspace
US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth stated that the US and Israel have achieved full dominance over Iranian airspace.
Hegseth: The US and Israel will have 'full' control of the skies over Iran in 'less than a week'
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth states that the US and Israeli air forces will gain full control of Iranian skies within a week.
Iranians Change Combat Strategy: To Inflict Maximum Pain and Dissuade Trump from Strikes
Iran is adjusting its military strategy to maximize the costs incurred by President Trump amid overwhelming U.S. and Israeli military dominance.
Live: Deadly strikes in Lebanon, Iran claims 'complete control' of Strait of Hormuz
Beirut experiences significant explosions as Iran asserts dominance over the Strait of Hormuz amid escalating military tensions in the region.
Israeli Researcher: The Aim of the War is Not Iran's Nuclear Program but Chinese Supremacy
An Israeli analyst argues that the war against Iran is primarily about global dominance and the economic competition with China rather than merely the threat of Iran's nuclear capabilities.
America must power AI with speed and discipline — or China will dominate
The article discusses the urgent need for the United States to lead in AI technology and infrastructure to prevent China from gaining dominance.
Europe's Sovereignty: Time to Grow Up Digital
The article discusses Europe's need to reclaim digital sovereignty from US dominance in technology and the internet.
Telegraph: Russia and China Watch While Trump Shows Off in Iran
A report from The Telegraph highlights the geopolitical implications of an attack on Iran that allegedly killed its supreme leader and others, emphasizing the continued dominance of U.S. military power in a shifting global landscape.
Why US money may not be enough to break China’s rare earths dominance
The U.S. is attempting to challenge China's supremacy in rare earth minerals by investing significantly in Africa, yet experts caution that financial investment alone may not suffice.
The 'golden age' of the United States is very real, but not in the sense that Trump intended
The article critiques Trump's notion of a 'golden age' for the U.S., arguing that while economic uncertainty is prompting investment in gold as a safe haven, it reflects a decline in U.S. dominance rather than a revival.
Transatlantic Relations: Goodbye, America!
The author reflects on transitioning from using Apple's products to a Linux system as a personal moment of farewell to US tech dominance.
New US Doctrine
The NSS 2025 emphasizes a redefined notion of sustainability that aligns with national survival and industrial dominance rather than traditional social justice and decarbonization.
Trump Takes Advantage of His State of the Union Address to Increase Pressure on Iran
In his State of the Union address, Trump emphasized American dominance in the Western Hemisphere and reiterated threats against Iran amid escalating tensions.
China dominates with 5,500 ships while America has under 100 — but Trump’s fighting back
The article discusses China's dominance in global shipping with a fleet of 5,500 ships compared to America's under 100, highlighting concerns over national security and economic implications for the U.S.
From Langley to Ford: The 'Floating Combat Cities' that Made America a Superpower
The article discusses the historical significance and strategic implications of naval power in establishing American military dominance, referencing key military theories.
[Correspondent’s column] China’s race for dominance, and the workhorses toiling behind it
The article discusses Chinese President Xi Jinping’s and Premier Li Qiang’s recent inspections of tech and mineral sectors, emphasizing China’s commitment to self-reliance in advanced technology as a strategic priority for national power.
China’s Dominance in the Sea is Rapidly Increasing... Leaving the US Behind in Submarine Production
China has surpassed the US in building nuclear submarines, leading to new debates over maritime power dynamics.
UK attempts to build an independent payment network... will the dominance of Visa and MasterCard change?
Major UK banks are initiating the development of a domestic payment system to reduce reliance on US payment networks like Visa and MasterCard.
London outmaneuvers the US on cards to curb Visa's dominance
The UK is seeking alternatives to American credit giants Visa and Mastercard in response to potential pressures from the US.
Is a new East India Company rising? Rubio's speech indicates Trump's imperialist dominance!
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio's call for Western nations to re-engage in the global market echoes colonial intentions reminiscent of European powers in Asia and Africa.
Secret nuclear testing claims, military AI race: 7 US-China relations reads
The article discusses seven highlights related to US-China relations, covering topics such as internal political tensions in the US regarding tariffs, concerns over China's push for digital asset dominance, and strategies to counter China's influence in critical minerals.
The dollar and its dominance over the world economy: why the USA can block our credit cards and put banks in difficulty
The article discusses the impact of U.S. financial sanctions on individuals and institutions and highlights a case where an ICC judge faced severe financial restrictions due to a legal decision against Israeli officials.
A Strong Warning from the Left Alliance and the National Coalition to Europe - 'It's Time to Wake Up'
Finnish politicians from both the Left Alliance and the National Coalition issue a warning about U.S. technological dominance and its potential political leverage over Europe.
Prof. Schlevogt’s Compass No. 41: Dutch disease, US strain – Dollar dominance hollows out industry
The article discusses the implications of the US dollar's dominance as the world's reserve currency, highlighting its paradoxical effects on the country's economy.
Could the US unlock China’s rare earths grip with AI and quantum computing?
The article discusses how the US might challenge China's dominance in rare earth minerals through the use of AI and quantum computing to create synthetic substitutes.
"Palestine Back".. A new competitor challenges AIPAC's dominance in the US Congress
A new political action committee called "Palestine Back" seeks to challenge AIPAC's influence in the US Congress regarding the Palestinian issue.
How Bad Bunny, RosalÃa, and K-Pop Confirm a Crisis in the U.S. Music Domain
Bad Bunny's recent Super Bowl performance in Spanish symbolizes a challenge to the U.S. music industry's dominance and offers a critique of nationalist policies.
China could overtake the US economically – and still risk war in Taiwan Strait: survey
A recent survey suggests that while China may economically surpass the US by 2036, tensions over Taiwan could still lead to conflict, despite the US's enduring military dominance.
Macron says that the agreement with Mercosur is a 'bad deal' and that it is time for the EU to challenge the US dollar with joint loans
French President Emmanuel Macron criticized the EU-Mercosur agreement as a bad deal and advocated for the establishment of a joint borrowing mechanism in the EU to strengthen its economy and challenge the dominance of the US dollar.
Escape from the USA: Investors Shift from America to Europe – Rightly So?
After years of US dominance, investors are rediscovering Europe, raising questions about the motivations and risks behind this shift.