Western countries' positions on the war against Iran
The article discusses the varied responses from Western countries following the US-Israel military attack on Iran, highlighting both support and condemnation.
What did the Western press say about the American-Israeli attack on Iran?
The Western media coverage of the recent American-Israeli attack on Iran reveals a spectrum of views, highlighting military objectives while raising serious concerns about civilian safety and regional stability.
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.
IDF: Video from Israel's "Roaring Lion" operation in Iran – Intense strikes
The Israeli Defense Forces have released video footage of extensive strikes against military targets in western Iran as part of Operation 'Roaring Lion'.
Western Sahara: "We are witnessing a decline in international support for the SADR"
A discussion highlights the decreasing international support for the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic amidst ongoing territorial disputes with Morocco over Western Sahara.
Afghanistan: Fears of Further Escalation After Pakistani Airstrikes Hit Kabul
Pakistani airstrikes have targeted a weapons depot in Kabul's western suburbs, raising fears among residents regarding potential further violence.
Western Sahara: 50 years after its creation, the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic counts its supporters
The Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic marks its 50th anniversary while continuing its struggle for independence against Moroccan control over Western Sahara.
Extreme Left and UN Save Albanese. Lawsuit Against Trump Arrives
The UN retains Francesca Albanese amidst her controversial role and the loss of global credibility, highlighting tensions between Western leftists and the so-called 'Global South'.
Russia issues horror nuke strike warning to West – 'What's the world without us'
A prominent Russian propagandist has threatened that a nuclear strike may be Vladimir Putin's only option in the face of Western actions.
New times prompt Western leaders to visit China's Xi Jinping
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz visits China to strengthen strategic partnerships amid shifting global politics.
"Why is life so light?" A war journalist's view of Ukraine
The article discusses the ongoing war in Ukraine, highlighting the harsh realities faced by soldiers on the front lines and the significance of Western support amid the conflict.
Putin Whines, He's in Danger
Vladimir Putin has ordered the conscription of 300,000 Russians into the army to counter Western forces, expressing a narrative of victimhood in the face of Ukraine's resistance.
The issue is not geopolitical: What Khamenei does not fear, which the US overlooks
The article discusses the stance of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei regarding Western pressure and sanctions, emphasizing his refusal to accept unconditional surrender based on his worldview and identity.
Strength and business are not enough: America is more alone
The article discusses the shortcomings of U.S. foreign policy under Donald Trump, emphasizing growing isolation and distrust among Western allies.
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.
2 Killed in Ukrainian Drone Strikes on Western Russia
Ukrainian drone strikes resulted in the deaths of two individuals and injuries to six others in border regions of western Russia, as reported by local authorities.
L'Express: Russia Launches Covert Real Estate Attack Near Military Bases in Europe
Russia is reportedly conducting a covert campaign to acquire properties near military bases in Western Europe, aimed at destabilizing the continent.
Heavy Losses Make Russia Unlikely to Launch Major New Offensive – Bloomberg
Heavy battlefield losses are hindering Russia's ability to initiate a new offensive in Ukraine, according to Western military analysts.
Myanmar: At least 17 dead in army airstrike on village market in the west of the country
At least 17 people have died following an airstrike by the Myanmar military on a village market in western Myanmar, according to local organizations amidst escalating conflict in the region.
Four dead in Ukrainian drone strike on Russian chemical plant – governor
A Ukrainian drone strike on a chemical plant in western Russia resulted in four deaths and several injuries, prompting local authorities to implement safety measures.
The Confusion of Allies: Why Western Leaders Rush to Beijing During Trump's Second Term?
Western leaders are increasingly turning to China amidst the economic pressures and trade policies initiated by Trump's administration.
Merz visits China in search of a "balanced and fair" partnership with Xi Jinping
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is in China seeking a pragmatic and equitable partnership with Xi Jinping amidst increasing Western engagement with China.
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.
Case, islands and warehouses near NATO bases: the secret network of Moscow ready for sabotage
Russia has acquired sensitive properties near military and civilian sites in over a dozen Western European countries, potentially for launching a coordinated sabotage campaign.
Moscow warns against plot to arm Kiev with nukes
Russia has cautioned that plans by Western European nations to equip Ukraine with nuclear capabilities could lead to serious global repercussions.
5 in the morning: The new threats from Putin – The findings for OPEKEPE – The fighter Olympiacos
In a recent speech, Putin escalated threats against Ukraine, continuing to refuse to acknowledge a strategic defeat and accusing Western nations of terrorism, which has sparked coordinated rebuttals from Kyiv and its allies.
Media: Russian spies are using real estate in the West as 'Trojan horses'
Russian spies have turned real estate across Western Europe into a 'Trojan horse' network aimed at conducting coordinated sabotage campaigns, according to intelligence sources cited by the British newspaper 'The Daily Telegraph'.
The Miracle Weapon: Russia Accuses the West of Pursuing a Nuclear Adventure for Ukraine
On the fourth anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Russia's intelligence agency accuses Western powers of providing Ukraine with nuclear capabilities to alter the course of the war.
Arming Ukraine with nukes: Western elites have ‘lost touch with reality’
Russia's intelligence claims that Western nations are considering nuclear arming Ukraine amid ongoing tensions with Russia.
Russia claims Ukraine will receive nuclear weapons. Threats are made
Russia has alleged that Ukraine is set to receive nuclear weapons from Western powers, prompting strong responses from Ukrainian officials who deny such claims.
New Kremlin Conspiracy Theory. The UK’s Reaction Was Swift
Russia has claimed that Western nations plan to supply Ukraine with nuclear weapons, prompting a quick response from the UK.
Russian spies turn European properties into 'Trojan horses', The Telegraph says
Russian intelligence services have reportedly transformed properties throughout Western Europe into strategic assets aimed at facilitating acts of sabotage against the West.
Putin with harsh but undocumented attacks in TV speech
In a televised address marking the four-year anniversary of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, President Vladimir Putin launched a series of undocumented attacks on Ukraine and Western nations.
Putin: "The enemy cannot defeat Russia" – Accuses Ukraine of terrorism
President Putin claims that the enemy, referring to Ukraine, cannot defeat Russia and accuses Ukraine of resorting to terrorism with the support of Western intelligence services.
Some of Putin's most potent weapons are hiding in plain sight - in the English Channel
Sky News reports on the presence of Russian oil tankers in the English Channel that defy Western sanctions, suggesting a potential militarised confrontation at sea.
At least 28 people have been killed in attacks in western Sudan
At least 28 people have been killed in a recent offensive by the RSF militia in Sudan against the city of Misteriha, North Darfur.
Brooding Netflix detective show that feels like disappearing into a good book
The Netflix series 'Dark Winds' captivates audiences with its gripping blend of crime drama and Western noir set in 1970s Navajo County.
How Russia builds a network of several "Trojan Horses" for sabotage operations in Europe
Russian spies are reportedly acquiring properties near military and political installations in Western Europe to create a network for coordinated sabotage campaigns.
In the Last Hours / How Western Intelligence Services Accurately Predicted the Russian Invasion, but No One Believed Them
The article details how Western intelligence agencies predicted Russia's plans for invasion months in advance, but their warnings went largely unheeded by European nations and even Ukrainians themselves.
NATO leader urges the West to increase support for Ukraine during the anniversary of the war
NATO Secretary General urged Western nations to enhance military support for Ukraine as the war continues unabated.
Russian Geopolitics: For the Kremlin, an Expansion of the War is Necessary
The article discusses Russia's view of the war in Ukraine as the beginning of a wider conflict aimed at destroying Western dominance.
Russian Geopolitics: For the Kremlin, an Expansion of the War is Necessary
The article discusses the Kremlin's perspective on the necessity of expanding the war beyond Ukraine as part of a broader strategy against Western dominance.
Russian Geopolitics: For the Kremlin, an Expansion of the War is Necessary
The article discusses the Kremlin's perception of the Ukraine war as a necessary step towards dismantling Western dominance and reflects the lack of consensus in Germany about the war's ultimate objectives.
The War in Ukraine Through the Eyes of Photographers. February 23, 2026
This article discusses the ongoing war in Ukraine and the challenges faced by Ukrainian forces against Russian aggression, including the impact of Western support and military strategies.
USS Gerald R. Ford Aircraft Carrier in a Rush to Reach the Middle East: Currently in the Western Mediterranean
The USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier is en route to the Middle East, traversing the Western Mediterranean amidst rising military tensions.
Moscow outlines conditions for stable peace in Ukraine
Russia emphasizes the need to address root causes for resolving the Ukraine conflict, blaming Western actions for its military response.
SERGEI METLEV ⟩ If the new favorite word of world politics is "deal", then Estonia should grab a few extra cards.
As Estonia approaches its 108th birthday, a reflection on its significance and influence in the Western world is proposed by Sergei Metlev, the editor of Postimees's Russian-language publications.
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.
The Cracks in Western Cooperation Benefit China – Leaders Travel in a Line to Beijing
Western leaders are increasingly visiting China as cooperation among them deteriorates, with implications for global power dynamics.
Why the West fears a final settlement with Russia
The article explores the West's apprehension towards establishing a lasting agreement with Russia, describing Western strategies as tactical rather than genuine commitments to peace.