Global Research Daily: The News Behind the News

 

The Manufacture of Impunity. How a Political Apparatus Secures Its Crimes and Captures American Power By Laala Bechetoula A thousand days. Say it slowly, because Gaza no longer can. A thousand dawns over a strip of land smaller than a city, each one breaking not upon rooftops but upon their absence. A thousand nights beneath the same drone that does not sleep, does not blink, does not forgive. Read here

New Assassination Plot Against Zelensky – US Retired Colonel By Uriel Araujo Retired colonel Douglas Macgregor claims insiders sought to assassinate President Zelensky. Whether confirmed or not, the allegation fits a broader pattern of political intrigue involving intelligence services, oligarchic rivalries, and armed ultranationalist groups that have shaped Ukrainian politics since 2014. Read here

The Global Balance of Power: NATO Creates Risks, Not Security for Türkiye By Ret Admiral Cem Gürdeniz During the Cold War, Türkiye was the flank state responsible for defending NATO’s southern flank. Today, however, it is a country encircled from the south and increasingly compelled to face off against. Read here

World Cup Trump Cards: Infantino, FIFA and the Meddlesome US President By Dr. Binoy Kampmark Yet again, FIFA, and its chief, Gianni Infantino, have distinguished the game of football by showing what it is all about. Not glorious athletes representing code and country across the globe. Not the sense of wellbeing that comes with exercise. Read here

Donald Trump Has Sold Out America and the Middle East to Israel. U.S. Presbyterian Church: “Israel’s War on Gaza is Genocide” By Dr. Paul Craig Roberts The Presbyterian Church voted last week to recognize the genocide in Gaza and supports an arms embargo and divestment from Israel. Read here

Kiev Regime’s Desperate Strategy Intent Upon Isolating the Crimean Peninsula By Uriel Araujo Power outages, rationing and attacks on key supply routes are reshaping daily life in Crimea. Ukraine’s evolving strategy seeks to make Russian control increasingly costly, yet military experts remain skeptical that drones can deliver what ground offensives could not. Read here

Hoping with Paul Simon that the Gate Won’t Be Closed … “Hungry for Salvation” By Edward Curtin When Paul Simon stepped from the shadows and began to sing the opening lines of “Graceland” – “The Mississippi Delta was shining like a National Guitar” – the satiated massive crowd who had made it through Tanglewood’s gates for his June 27, 2026 concert, “A Quiet Celebration,” woke with a roar. Read here