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In 1973, after it was discovered that the U.S. had secretly bombed Cambodia, Congress took action. In an effort to assert its power over matters of war and peace, Congress pushed through the War Powers Resolution despite then-President Richard Nixon’s veto,...

Congress, Iran-war, Section-219

Uganda is approaching its entry into the oil export market, but getting its new Pearl Sweet grade to buyers will be harder than its low sulphur content might suggest. The country’s two projects are expected to produce 230,000 b/d at...

News

Artificial Intelligence is just the newest link in an concatenation in the human search for truth Cross-posted from Aurelien’s substack “Trying to understand the world” This file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic license https://www.flickr.com/photos/152824664@N07/30188200627/ I was born in a time...

Solutions, Article, Aurelien

Javier Milei’s ethical failure and dangerous corrosive political methods Gabriel Levinas is a journalist in Argentina Originally published in Perfil in Spanish Tradition has it that Hillel was asked to summarize the entire Torah while his challenger stood on one foot. Hillel replied:...

Economics, Fake News, National Politics

On July 17, Tom Barrack, the U.S. ambassador to Turkey and special envoy for Syria, posted on X that President Trump’s “new paradigm of Middle East nation states connectivity alliances…is charting a transformative corridor across Mesopotamia, the Levant, Türkiye, and...

Labor, Trade, & Finance, Uncategorized, Israel

Donald Trump ’s unconstitutional bid to turn the United States Postal Service into a weapon of voter suppression could determine the outcome of the midterm elections and the future of American democracy. The president’s bid is now on the Supreme Court’s...

Column, Courts & Law, Opinion

China’s aid model to Nepal, especially during crises and natural disasters, is a prime example of Global South solidarity, presented by Beijing as a development alternative to Western aid that is often contingent on political and structural reforms. This partnership...

South Asia, Belt and Road, China

UN staff members at the SDG Action Zone outside UN Headquarters in New York, 2019. Credit: UN Photo/Laura Jarriel By Samuel King and Inés M. Pousadela BRUSSELS, Belgium / MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, Sep 9 2026 (IPS) When the UN High-level Political Forum on Sustainable...

Active Citizens, Civil Society, Climate Action

Three days after terrorists killed almost 3,000 people in the United States on Sept. 11, 2001, President George W. Bush stood in a pulpit at the Washington National Cathedral and spoke to a nation in shock. “Our responsibility to history...

Column, Courts & Law, Middle East

Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey has warned inflationary pressures are still buffeting the UK economy and energy prices could rise further next year if the war in Iran continues. Speaking to MPs on Tuesday, the Bank chief said inflation...

News

The following story is co-published with Luke Savage’s Substack . In the early months of 2025, Canadian politics looked to be in moment of unprecedented flux . Facing unprovoked belligerence from their southern neighbor, the longstanding continental trade consensus (and much...

Business & Economy, Column, Courts & Law

This story was originally published by THE CITY. Sign up to get the latest New York City news delivered to you each morning. In the months after the Sept. 11 attack , New York City set up a hotline for residents...

Courts & Law, Health & Wellness, News

This is the last day to take advantage of my massive birthday sale. That’s right, 53% off ends at midnight tonight , Eastern time tonight. Help me celebrate my 53rd birthday with the biggest sale I’ve ever offered, and you’ve...

News

Angola's National Oil, Gas and Biofuels Agency, ExxonMobil and its Block 15 partners confirmed a new oil discovery at the Vicango Este-01 well on Wednesday, the deepwater block's 20th find since production began. Some 370 kilometers (230 miles) northwest of...

News

By discarding Washington’s open-door policy toward NATO enlargement and embracing prudent, interest-driven economic diplomacy, the United States can safeguard European stability, secure vital resource supply chains, and free up critical national security resources that are necessary for managing greater challenges. The...

International Relations, National Security Strategy, U.S. Military

Péter Magyar’s government has officially announced a foreign policy break with Viktor Orbán’s course; however, this rhetorical shift toward the European consensus poses serious risks for Hungary due to the country’s continued critical dependence on Russian energy resources. On August...

Europe, Politics, EU

Coalition-building requires new joint capital committed at the moment of political signaling. Hedging requires only showing up where the money already flows and collecting the credit for it in front of cameras. This week, in Bishkek and Cairo, Xi did...

East Asia, Analysis, China

On October 4, tens of millions of Brazilian voters will head to the polls to select the president of the second most populous nation in the Western Hemisphere. Although there is a field of 13 candidates, this crucial contest will...

Democracy & Governance, Brazil, Flavio Bolsonaro

My apologies for not being able to post the last couple of days. Pretty intense schedule and fortunate to be hanging out with John Mearsheimer, Judge Napolitano and Alastair Crooke. Monday was devoted to a heavily attended seminar at the...

Larry C. Johnson

The 2026 Ceva Edge Symposium will bring together engineers, technology leaders, ecosystem partners, and innovators to explore a major shift in computing: moving artificial intelligence from distant cloud infrastructure into the devices that interact directly with the physical world. Scheduled...

Ceva, Events, IP

Female Students learning wildlife tracking at a conservation leadership camp. Credit: Moreangels Mbizah By Busani Bafana BULAWAYO, Sep 9 2026 (IPS) A 12-year-old male lion slipped out of Zimbabwe’s Hwange National Park one winter morning and killed a 7-year-old boy in a village...

Africa, Biodiversity, Conservation

The Strait of Hormuz has become the central pressure point in the escalating confrontation between the United States and Iran. Before the conflict, roughly 20 million barrels of oil moved through the narrow waterway each day, equivalent to about one...

Energy Geopolitics, Economics, energy security

President Donald Trump and the Republican Party are taking an unusual approach to the 2026 midterm elections by holding a national Republican convention in Dallas, just weeks before voters head to the polls. Unlike traditional party conventions, the gathering is...

Americas, Election, Trump

PARIS / PNN / France will end trade with Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories, joining 11 other countries that have made similar commitments, the French government said, citing the deteriorating situation in the West Bank. France said the West...

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Iraq has asked the OPEC leadership for a significantly higher crude oil production baseline for future quotas, Bloomberg has reported, citing unnamed sources with knowledge of the matter. According to these sources, Baghdad wants its future quotas in the group...

News

When the US-Israeli war against Iran began, few in Beijing or Moscow likely expected Tehran to withstand military pressure from two of the world’s most capable powers. In the early days, US and Israeli air, intelligence and technological superiority were...

Middle East, Block 2, China-Iran

The United States has accused Chinese artificial intelligence companies of systematically copying technology from American AI firms, escalating an already tense technology relationship between the world’s two largest economies. US law enforcement and intelligence officials allege that Chinese companies are...

World News, China, Security

Radhika Desai is a prominent Marxist political economist known for her work on geopolitical economy—a framework analyzing international relations through the lens of capitalist contradictions and the economic role of states . She is a Professor at the Department of Political...

News

Collective-defense pacts are meant to make war less likely. Poorly designed ones can do the opposite. If allies make sweeping promises without the military integration, decision-making mechanisms, and escalation controls needed to carry them out, they may invite adversaries to...

Commentary, Alliances, Deterrence

The global economy has entered the second half of the year with surprising strength despite two wars, sharply higher energy prices and persistent geopolitical disruption. Rather than triggering a broad slowdown, the shocks have so far been absorbed by an...

Economy, Defense, Economics

Authors: Jade McCulloch and Sopheak Srey* Nearly a year has passed since fighting along the Cambodia–Thailand border first forced families from their homes. Renewed hostilities in December 2025 brought another, far larger wave of displacement before a ceasefire was reached later...

Global Social Change, Cambodia, children

On September 1, a US airstrike hit a family compound in Kuhestak, southern Iran, as women and children gathered for a wedding celebration. At least five people were killed and dozens more injured. Associated Press reporters who visited the town...

Opinion, Amnesty International, Civilian War Deaths

By Daud Khan ROME, Sep 9 2026 (IPS) Observing some of the changes over the last year and a half in the Government of the USA, one question that comes to mind is whether the greatest democracy in the world turning into...

Democracy, Freedom of Expression, Headlines

Washington will watch this week’s BRICS summit through the lens of China, Russia and de-dollarization — and miss the more consequential story: Asian priorities on development, technology, energy and connectivity are quietly reshaping what BRICS has become. India has long...

Opinion, Block 2, BRICS

Last week, Norwegian authorities seized the Russian ship Professor Molchanov in Svalbard at the request of Ukrainian state energy company Naftogaz. The vessel now sits immobilized in the port of Barentsburg, a settlement of Russian citizens on the Svalbard archipelago, which...

Norway, Russia, Ukraine

Trying to pin the blame for the depletion of U.S. military stockpiles on something other than the war in Iran, President Donald Trump fell back on a usual scapegoat last week: Ukraine. “The Biden administration gave far more munitions away...

Donald-trump, Us-military, Eu
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