Forget wars and politicians. The most urgent question of the decade is one almost no one in mainstream media is asking: Which countries will break first?

Dr. Wasantha Bandara, General Secretary of the Patriotic National Movement, has called on the government to immediately disclose the reasons for not proceeding with what he described as a potential agreement to import fuel from Russia at reduced prices.

China’s Foreign Ministry has commented on reports that Lai Ching-te, leader of Taiwan’s authorities, has postponed a planned visit to Eswatini, rejecting claims that the decision was due to pressure from Beijing.

China’s Foreign Ministry has commented on reports that Lai Ching-te, leader of Taiwan’s authorities, has postponed a planned visit to Eswatini, rejecting claims that the decision was due to pressure from Beijing.

At a United Nations Security Council emergency briefing on Ukraine held Monday(20) afternoon, China’s Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN, Sun Lei, firmly rejected allegations made by the United States, accusing Washington of repeating “old narratives” and spreading misinformation.

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel has declared that the island nation is prepared to defend itself against any potential aggression from the United States, stressing that while Cuba remains committed to peace, it is not intimidated by the prospect of war.

He wanted Iran to open the door. Instead, he added another lock. Now he’s standing on the wrong side.

This article is based on a widely circulated YouTube presentation titled “America Lost The War, Here Is What Happens Next” by Jiang Xueqin, a Chinese-Canadian educator and geopolitical commentator known for his channel Predictive History.

Tehran — Iran’s Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) has issued a statement asserting that the country achieved a decisive victory in its recent conflict with the United States and its allies, claiming that Washington has accepted Tehran’s conditions for ending hostilities.