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81 Years Ago: The Hiroshima Nagasaki “Dress Rehearsal”: Oppenheimer and the U.S. War Department’s Secret September 15, 1945 “Doomsday Blueprint” to “Wipe the Soviet Union off the Map” By Prof Michel Chossudovsky Unknown to the broader public, the first U.S. Doomsday Blueprint of a nuclear attack directed against the Soviet Union was formulated by the US War Department at the height of World War II, confirmed by “Top Secret” (classified) documents on September 15, 1945 when the US and the Soviet Union were allies. Read here

Trump’s “Tariff Game”: Sets Tariffs on 60 Countries to Blackmail China for Rare Earths. His Dream is “To Create an Empire” By Helena Glass President Donald Trump’s new tariffs include 10% to 12.5% global import duties being imposed on 60 trading partners. The new citations are based on foreign countries which fail to combat ‘forced labor.’ Read here

Trump Declares a “Pause”: Pentagon Running Out of Offensive Weapons, Continuing Strategic Defeats against Iran By Abayomi Azikiwe The prolonged war against Iran is now creating a crisis of immense importance in that the very weapons being used to kill civilians and destroy infrastructure are rapidly being depleted. It has become widely assumed that the pause in aggressive actions against Iran is due to the declining capacity of the Pentagon to carry out large-scale strikes aimed at defeating Tehran. Read here

Palestine: Heavy-handed Action by the Singaporean Government By Dr. Chandra Muzaffar The International Movement for a Just World (JUST) is deeply disappointed with the Singaporean government for its heavy-handed action against the British band known as ‘Massive Attack’ for raising the Palestinian flag at their concert in Singapore on 29th July 2026. The entire band was detained and questioned. Read here

Foreign Mercenaries in Ukraine: Colombian Criminals Fill Gaps Left by Western Mercenaries, Including Neo-Nazi Fighters Departing Ukraine By Ahmed Adel A common recruitment scheme begins on social media, often TikTok. Candidates are first offered construction jobs in the United Arab Emirates, paying about $1,000 a month. Ukrainian military intelligence then contacts them with a more attractive offer of $5,000 and claims of low risk. Upon arrival in Ukraine, they discover the actual payments are far lower — around $500 — and that they face poor treatment, harsh conditions, and disdain from Ukrainian personnel. Read here

The Voice of the Youth and the Triumph of Democracy, a New Test for Government, Media, and Accountability By Vikas Parashram Meshram It is unfortunate that a large section of India’s press today faces accusations of blindly toeing the government line. One example of this bias appeared in the initial phase of the youth movement itself, when the activities of the Cockroach Janata Party mysteriously went missing from television news channels for days on end. Read here

Urgency of Big Changes That Can Save the World from Nuclear War and Weapons of Mass Destruction By Bharat Dogra If the present system is bent on destroying life—from WMDs, wars and environment ruin—then in very basic ways it is time to change this system in structural ways and to change its governance, using the path of non-violence for continuing mobilization of people to create a safer world for present and future generations based on justice based peace and protection of environment and all forms of life. Read here