We cull through more than 340 media outlets to identify stories about the most consequential events, so you don't have to.
Media Review: The New York Times: The Tehran-Riyadh Agreement In Beijing Is A Great Loss For Washington's Interests
A report in the American New York Times spoke about the issue of the Iranian-Saudi rapprochement, which came after Chinese mediation, on the basis of which the first...
Brokered By Chinese Diplomacy, National Security Apparatuses In Iran And Saudi Arabia Greenlight The Resumption Of Diplomatic Relations Between The Two Countries
China’s quiet diplomacy in the Middle East turned a low-level conflict with Iran into a consequential development that could change the trajectory of region.For months...
Russia’s Former President Reviews News About The Attack On Nord Stream As A Bad Movie: Made People Feel As If They Ate Pork Knuckle With Beer
Days after China made fun of Western intelligence revelation about the attack on the Nord Stream pipelines, Russia’s former president reviews news about the attack on...
Is The West Losing The Propaganda War To China? "Is The [Pro-Ukraine Group] Named Biden Administration?"
Media Review: A Multipolar World Is Indeed Good For The Disempowered, It Has Always Been That Way
It is no secret that our bias is heavily tilted towards stories that touch on human rights, and that bias is decidedly on the side...
History Of International Women's Day
International Women's Day is celebrated in many countries around the world. It is a day when women are recognized for their achievements without regard to divisions,...
What Is The Difference Between The War In Iraq And The War In Ukraine?
While US and EU Allies attack Russian military intervention in Ukraine as illegal, and in a display of complete tone deafness, US military chief lands...
The Gulf States And "Israel" Are Secretly Pressuring Russia Not To Arm Iran
The American news site Semafor reported that "Israel and the main Gulf states are pressuring Russia not to send advanced military equipment - including helicopters and fighter jets - to Iran, for fear that its strong alliance will affect the balance of power in the Middle East."
The Turkish Opposition Alliance Chooses Kilicdaroglu As Its Candidate In The Presidential Elections Against President Recep Tayyip Erdogan
The Turkish opposition alliance announced today, Monday, that Kemal Kilicdaroglu, leader of the Republican People's Party, will be its joint candidate against President Recep Tayyip...
Politicians’ Micromanagement Of The War In Ukraine Is Exacting A Heavy Cost
There is no doubt that Russian leaders started their operation in Ukraine with different calculus. They may have underestimated the cohesion of the Ukrainian armed...
UN Nuke Watchdog Chief In Iran: Any Military Attack On A Nuclear Facility Is Illegal
Head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Rafael Grossi says any military attack on nuclear facilities is outlawed, responding to US and Israeli threats...
An African President Extends His Finger Towards Macron, Saying: Look At Us With Respect, Far From Paternity And Contempt
On Saturday, the press conference that brought together French President Emmanuel Macron with his Congolese counterpart Felix Tshisekedi sparked a wide interaction on communication platforms,...
Modern Urban Warfare
This is how "liberated cities" look like when modern armies engage in Urban Warfare. It happened in Syria; it is happening now in Ukraine....
Medvedev: NATO Will Provide Ukraine With Fighters And Maintain Them In Poland, Entering Into A Direct War With Russia
Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev warned the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) against supplying combat aircraft to Ukraine and conducting maintenance in Poland, saying that...
Prime Minister Of Qatar: The War With Iran Is Not In The Interest Of The Gulf States, And Reaching A Solution Through Frank Dialogue Would Be A Great Achievement For Peace, Trade And The Economy
The former Prime Minister of Qatar, Hamad bin Jassim, said that the war with Iran is not in the interest of the Gulf states, calling...
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