Iran’s President Apologizes After Regional Strikes as Middle East Conflict Enters Uncertain Phase
by Amelia Clark
March 9, 2026
Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian shocked observers by apologizing to neighboring countries after regional strikes linked to Iran. The rare wartime apology raises questions about Tehran’s strategy, internal power struggles, and the future of the Middle East conflict.
How Many Countries Has the US Bombed Since 2001 and What Has It Really Cost?
by Amelia Clark
March 6, 2026
Since 2001, the United States has bombed at least ten countries and spent nearly 8 trillion dollars on wars linked to the War on Terror. Here is the full breakdown.
Europe Divided on Iran: Why EU Leaders Struggle to Speak With One Voice in a Growing Global Crisis
by Amelia Clark
March 5, 2026
Europe’s response to the Iran conflict reveals deep political divisions, strategic dependence on the US, and ongoing struggles to achieve foreign policy unity.
US and Israel Strike Iran: What Triggered the Conflict and How Long Could the War Last?
by Amelia Clark
March 4, 2026
The US and Israel strikes on Iran have triggered a rapidly escalating Middle East conflict affecting global security, energy markets, and international travel. Here is what caused the war and how long it could last.
Afghanistan Legalizes Husbands Beating Wives: Taliban Prioritizes Camels Over Women
by Amelia Clark
March 2, 2026
Afghanistan’s new penal code under the Taliban legalizes violence against women while prioritizing animal welfare, sparking outrage among human rights organizations and raising urgent questions about global security and gender equality.