Colorado River management plans to be determined by government after negotiations stall
The U.S. federal government will create new water management rules for the Colorado River after unsuccessful negotiations among Western states and tribal nations.
America’s war with Iran could destroy NATO from within
The article discusses how America's military actions against Iran could potentially lead to the disintegration of NATO by exposing divisions and weakening Western unity.
USA: Unprecedented heat wave in the western states - Mercury rises above 40 degrees
A historic heat wave is hitting the western states of the USA, with temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius, attributed by experts to climate change.
Extraordinary heatwave hits the western part of the USA
An unprecedented early heatwave hitting the western USA is believed to be a result of human-induced climate change, according to experts.
Extreme heat hits the U.S. in an event that happens every 500 years
A record heatwave affecting the western United States is a rare phenomenon linked to human-induced climate change, according to experts.
Rain Alert in These States
North India experiences a sudden drop in temperature due to a strong western disturbance, resulting in snowfall in the hills and rain in the plains.
Pleasant weather in March, rain expected in several states until March 20, no heatwave for a week
Northern India is experiencing cooler weather this March due to a strong western disturbance, with rain expected in various regions until March 20.
Thermometers at 41.6 °C: West of the United States overwhelmed by heat wave
A severe heat wave is affecting the western United States, with record temperatures expected to reach 41.6°C this weekend, raising warnings of extreme heat and risks to local communities.
Scientists unveil the mystery of the 'rising river' that puzzled geologists for decades
Scientists have proposed a new explanation for the mystery of the 'rising river' in the western United States, revealing how it managed to navigate through a high mountain range.
Forty degree heat in March. The western USA is gripped by a record heat dome
The western United States is experiencing record-high temperatures for March due to a significant heat dome phenomenon.
There is more solidarity among regimes than among Western democracies
The article discusses how the ongoing conflict disproportionately affects Europe compared to the United States, with Europe facing high oil prices while the U.S. stands to profit.
Iraq Consolidates as a Parallel Scene of Israel and the United States' War Against Iran
A U.S. military tanker plane crashed in western Iraq, with all six crew members confirmed dead, heightening tensions in the region amidst ongoing conflicts involving Israel and the U.S.
Washington Alone.. Is the Era of Western Alliances Over?
The article discusses the growing diplomatic rift between the United States and its European allies amid escalating tensions with Iran, suggesting that Washington's approach may lead to greater strategic isolation.
Blistering early-season heatwave threatens California and other western states
A severe early-season heatwave is set to impact California and other western states, with temperatures expected to soar significantly above normal and breaking historical records.
Charles de Gaulle appears in the Mediterranean amid rising naval deployment in the region
Recent satellite images reveal an increase in Western naval forces in the waters surrounding the Middle East, highlighting the deployment of three aircraft carriers amidst escalating tensions between Iran and the United States/Israel.
The United States Secretary of Defense says that Latin America is at risk of losing its 'Western and Christian' values due to mass migration
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth claims that mass migration is threatening the 'Western and Christian' values of Latin America, urging countries to combat drug cartels.
Russia sends chilling WW3 warning to western 'pigs' – 'It'll undoubtedly begin'
Russia's Dmitry Medvedev warned that World War III could begin due to the actions of Western countries, particularly the United States and its handling of Iran.
What Did a Former Diplomat Say About the Iran-Israel War?
Former diplomats discuss the potential responses to the Iran-Israel conflict, with Western nations signaling their readiness to act against Iranian retaliatory strikes.
Israeli shows images of strikes on Iran
Israeli military claims to have targeted hundreds of military sites in western Iran as part of a campaign with the United States.
Heat and Humidity Alert in the First Week of March! Temperature Will Rise from Gujarat to Maharashtra
India's northern and western states are facing unusually high temperatures ahead of Holi, with maximum temperatures expected to rise by 3 to 5 degrees Celsius in the first week of March.
US imposes dialogue between Morocco and Polisario to reach an agreement in the Sahara
The US is pressuring Morocco and the Polisario Front to engage in dialogue to resolve the Western Sahara conflict, which has lasted for nearly fifty years.
Western Sahara: 'Finding a compromise on self-determination is essential'
The ongoing negotiations regarding Western Sahara emphasize the need for compromise on self-determination, with key discussions set to take place in Washington.
Western Sahara: New Round of Negotiations in Washington Under the Auspices of the United States
A new round of negotiations regarding Western Sahara is taking place in Washington, highlighting increased U.S. involvement in the long-standing conflict.
Mexico wakes up with blockades after operation in Jalisco: LIVE Coverage
Several road blockades and incidents of violence have been reported in at least three western states of Mexico following a federal operation in Jalisco.
The allies of the United States flock to China without any complex
China is increasingly becoming an essential diplomatic player, with Western leaders visiting Beijing to engage with its rising influence.
The Kremlin offers the US joint projects worth 14 trillion in exchange for lifting sanctions
A Russian special envoy announced plans for joint projects with the U.S. valued at over $14 trillion, contingent on the end of the war in Ukraine and the removal of Western sanctions.
The Ethnicization of the West
The article explores the rise of ethnic-based divisions in Western society, particularly in the United States, where racial profiling and anti-immigrant sentiments have intensified under populist political rhetoric.
Hegemony Under Pressure: The USA and the Western Hemisphere
The article discusses the recent actions of the Mexican government in response to U.S. pressure regarding oil exports to Cuba and examines the broader implications of U.S. hegemony in the Western Hemisphere.
The First Solar Eclipse of 2026, Astrologer Explains Its Effects
The first solar eclipse of 2026 will occur between 3:26 PM and 7:57 PM, according to astrologer Sanjay Sharma, who states that its effects will mainly be felt in Africa and some Western countries, while not visible in India.
Sudden disappearance of cold! Weather will change in many states due to Western Disturbance
A new Western Disturbance is approaching the Himalayas, which will alter the weather in several regions of India, with cloud cover and light rain expected in hilly areas while temperatures in northern plains continue to rise.
At the Munich Security Summit, a Push to Rebuild Western Unity
Leaders at the Munich Security Conference emphasize the importance of transatlantic unity despite previous tensions in relationships.
Showdown in the American west as Colorado River faces crucial deadline: ‘Mother nature isn’t going to bail us out’
Seven states are at an impasse over water cuts needed to address the crisis facing the Colorado River as a critical deadline approaches.
Weather's U-turn, Rain and Snow Return... Weather Will Change in These 12 States!
The India Meteorological Department has forecasted rain and snowfall in various northern states due to two upcoming Western Disturbances, expected from February 13 onwards.
Western Sahara: what to remember from the Madrid meeting organized under the auspices of the United States
The United States organized a meeting in Madrid involving key stakeholders of the Western Sahara conflict, resulting in some advancements despite a lack of formal statements.
INTERVIEW ⟩ Mykhailo Podolyak: Putin fears only two countries in the world – China and the United States
Mykhailo Podolyak, advisor to the Ukrainian presidency, states in an interview that Western responses to Russian atrocities are too weak and discusses peace talks, the roles of the US and Europe, and some internal matters of Ukraine.
Meeting in Spain on Western Sahara: 'What is new is the strong commitment of the United States'
A meeting in Madrid, facilitated by the United States, aimed to advance discussions regarding the Western Sahara conflict involving Algeria, Morocco, Mauritania, and the Polisario Front.
Western Sahara: the United States brings Algeria and Morocco together in Madrid for negotiations
The United States is facilitating negotiations in Madrid on the future of Western Sahara, involving Algeria, Morocco, Mauritania, and the Polisario Front.
USA Reactivates Dialogue on Western Sahara Between Morocco and Polisario in Madrid
The United States is facilitating renewed dialogue in Madrid between Morocco, Algeria, Mauritania, and Polisario concerning the long-standing conflict in Western Sahara.
Europeans Turn Massively Against America
A survey shows that Western Europeans increasingly value European autonomy and are turning away from transatlantic ties, with opinions of the United States reaching their lowest point in a decade.
The Creation of the Western Hemisphere
Since the second decade of the 19th century to the present, the United States has viewed the territory from the Arctic to Tierra del Fuego as a political idea considering the rest of the continent as a contiguous territory, akin to a backyard of its own country.
EU envoy: Western sanctions have a significant impact on the Russian economy
EU special envoy David O’Sullivan states that Western sanctions have notably affected the Russian economy and emphasizes their effectiveness after four years of the Moscow invasion of Ukraine.
FRESH RESEARCH ⟩ Denmark contributes the most to Ukraine assistance relative to GDP, Estonia ranks high in second place
A recent report from the Peterson Institute for International Economics reveals that Denmark is the leading military supporter of Ukraine in relation to its GDP, with the Baltic and Nordic countries at the forefront while the United States and major Western European countries lag behind.
Who can stop the shark?
The article discusses how Donald Trump's voracity threatens the stability of the West, going unchallenged by entities inside or outside the United States.
The fleet that changes flags intensifies the clash over Venezuela between Russia and the United States
The article discusses the struggle for Venezuela between Russia and the US, focusing on the Marinera ship and other oil tankers that operate under a shadow fleet amidst Western sanctions.
Australia news live: three states braces for extreme heat; remains of missing snorkeller wash ashore on WA beach
Australia is experiencing extreme temperatures in several states, marking the onset of a significant heatwave, while the remains of a missing snorkeler have been found on a beach in Western Australia.
Bosak: Americans are no longer able to win. The whole western world will pay the price for it
In a YouTube interview, Krzysztof Bosak discussed the declining faith in the United States and criticized both the PiS and Platforma parties, suggesting they should be replaced.
The hegemony over crude oil: this is how the States will decide prices and countries to supply
The capture of Nicolas Maduro in Caracas reveals President Donald Trump's intention to place the Western Hemisphere under U.S. influence, focusing on becoming the leading player in the oil market to challenge global rivals China and Russia.
Not only Venezuela. Who did Donald Trump threaten after Maduro's arrest?
Donald Trump emphasized that the United States aims for dominance in the Western Hemisphere, asserting that they would not allow their interests, especially in energy and security, to be undermined.
How to sell a war – excuses for bombs over Caracas
The United States has initiated a military operation against Venezuela, with airstrikes in Caracas justified by the administration as a means to restore order in the western hemisphere, citing a fight against drugs rather than classic geopolitical threats.
US negotiators to join western advisers' meeting in Kyiv on 3 January
The United States will participate in a remote adviser-level meeting in Kyiv on January 3, although it missed the initial negotiation panel.