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Trump’s “Middle East Agenda”: War Against Iran Affecting American Farmers By Lucas Leiroz de Almeida Apparently, the negative effects on the US of the illegal war campaign against Iran are not limited to the military sector. There is also a significant impact across various economic spheres, particularly within American agribusiness. Read here

Israel’s Policies Against UNRWA and Humanitarian Organizations Escalates By Steven Sahiounie On August 25, Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir announced that Israeli authorities had begun removing UNRWA from its facility in Kafr Aqab, north of Jerusalem, in the Occupied West Bank. Read here

Hoping for Smooth Sailing with the Sea Gulls and Thoreau By Edward Curtin It is very hard to put all America behind you when the fog of endless propaganda wars invades your mind and tries to crush your spirit even when you look away as far as the eye can see. Read here

Is Russia Under Putin an Example of Self-Defeat? By Dr. Paul Craig Roberts Since 2014 I have been puzzled by the absence of a Russian foreign policy strategy. The Kremlin had the carrot–diplomacy–but no stick, the absence of which made the diplomacy ineffective.If the diplomacy failed, there was no backup plan. Read here

Australia Risks Running Out of Missiles Due to Dependence on the US By Ahmed Adel Australia faces a serious risk of running short of critical missiles in any major Indo-Pacific conflict because of its heavy dependence on the United States for advanced munitions, according to POLITICO. The strain on American stockpiles from the ongoing conflict with Iran has intensified long-standing concerns in Canberra about limited domestic production capacity and the prioritization of US needs over allied deliveries. Read here

If NASA Went to the Moon Six Times, Why Is Going Back So Difficult By Mark Keenan If the United States really possessed a reliable capability to land human beings on the Moon more than half a century ago, why has returning there proved so extraordinarily difficult? Read here

Corrupt Officials Appointed by Zelensky in Charge of “Anti-Corruption”: Fraud and Bribery in Ukraine Have Reached Unacceptable Levels By Mojmir Babacek The European Commission’s intention to keep President Zelenskyy in power was demonstrated in May 2026, when the directors of both Ukrainian anti-corruption agencies told reporters that Zelenskyy was not and is not a subject of their investigation into money laundering of funds, obtained in the form of corrupt commissions from contractors working for the state-owned company Energoatom. Read here