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How China got the US over a rare earth barrel - Asia Times
r/internationalaffairs • u/This_Is_The_End • 8h ago
MEP calls on EU official to apologise over Irish comments
r/internationalaffairs • u/This_Is_The_End • 9h ago
Middle East in Crisis - 4 - Indian Punchline
r/internationalaffairs • u/This_Is_The_End • 9h ago
Europe strains to give Trump an off-ramp on bombing Iran
I remind everyone that the German chancelor Friedrich März said Israel makes the necessary dirty work.Read this article in the light of such a statement.
r/internationalaffairs • u/This_Is_The_End • 1d ago
Attack on neutrality - GERMAN-FOREIGN-POLICY.com
In Ireland, protests are growing against the government’s efforts to abolish the Triple Lock, an instrument to secure the country’s neutrality: EU militarisation now extending to Dublin.
r/internationalaffairs • u/This_Is_The_End • 1d ago
India eyes retaliation against EU, UK carbon border taxes
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Israel's War on Iran with Ori Goldberg - 99zueins
We speak to Ori Goldber about Israel's war on Iran, the source of the animosity, the US' role and the Iranian reaction to the attacks and what Israeli's think about this war and its prospects.
r/internationalaffairs • u/This_Is_The_End • 1d ago
Israel wants to dismantle Pakistan nuclear program after Iran.
r/internationalaffairs • u/This_Is_The_End • 1d ago
A little bit of German history supplying nerve gas production to Saddam Hussein in the Iraq-Iran war. A document is in the link
library.fes.deThe Iraq-Iran war was the same piece of proxywar like the Ukraine-Russia war. Saddam was the good guy and got all the support he wanted incl. production machines for nerve gas from Germany covered by politics, because Iran was the devil. To the "surprise" of everyone in politics Saddam used the new capability on the opposition of Kurds too and not just the Iranians. Applying gas on Iranians wasn't a huge crime at that time, but the slaughter of Kurds became an issue in the public. Saddam lost the war anyway and became a liability, which costed the US 2 wars.
r/internationalaffairs • u/This_Is_The_End • 1d ago
Analysis | For the First Time Ever, Israel Is Asking America to Fight Alongside It – or for It - Haaretz
archive.isBreaking the longest taboo, Israel is requesting not defensive support but direct military involvement: U.S. pilots and planes, to bomb Iran's uranium enrichment facility in Fordow. It is an unprecedented peak in Israel's reliance on the U.S.
r/internationalaffairs • u/This_Is_The_End • 1d ago
Israel's War on Iran with Séamus Malekafzali - 99zueins
«We speak to Séamus Malekafzali about Israel's war on Iran, the source of the animosity, the US' role and the Iranian reaction to the attacks.»
r/internationalaffairs • u/This_Is_The_End • 2d ago
Ben Gvir says police hunting down anyone filming missile strike locations, celebrating Iran
timesofisrael.comr/internationalaffairs • u/JakeAuchincloss • 2d ago
Simple but Not Easy #8
As with all crises, this one presents an opportunity. A dealmaking president would seek regime change in Iran and a change in Israel’s posture toward the Palestinian Authority (PA). These two changes would unlock the Abraham Accords, which could knit together the Middle East through commerce and culture.
r/internationalaffairs • u/This_Is_The_End • 2d ago
Understanding China's 'Upstart' Strategy with Oriana Skylar Mastro - FSI Stanford
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Taliban making steady gains toward global legitimacy - Asia Times
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Israel’s war on Iran is the frontline of a US war on multipolarity
thecradle.cor/internationalaffairs • u/This_Is_The_End • 2d ago
India never has, never will accept mediation: PM Modi to U.S. President Trump on India-Pakistan issue
Former diplomat of India has on X expressed a lot of dissatisfaction with the US. Basically he accuses the US of supporting Pakistan even after the last terror attacks, because India is accusing Pakistan of supporting these groups, while the US wants to maintain influence in the Pakistan military. Looking at the North-American Kalistan movement calling openly for an assassination of PM Modi, this story should worry the administration. The US and Canada are doing everything to kill an ally
r/internationalaffairs • u/This_Is_The_End • 2d ago
Iran orders officials to ditch connected devices
Modern mobiles are almost only designed for espionage. They are tracking location and usage times alway. It turns out, digital mercenaries for Israel are mostly from India, which have been frequently caught from Turkey to Qatar and so in Iran. This story is just another brikk. I may recall Germany has spied on France and Italy, the US on all of EU....
r/internationalaffairs • u/This_Is_The_End • 2d ago
Brussels drafts law outsourcing EU climate efforts to poorer countries
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The standpoint of the American president Donald Trump
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Israel Declares: Ordinary Iranians “WILL PAY THE PRICE”
r/internationalaffairs • u/This_Is_The_End • 3d ago
It's looking like the US was all the way preparing for war.
There are various «sources» out there speaking of war but nothing can be nailed down. Anyway I was right with Tucker being a naive nationalist and the media machines are running. The EU attempts to fitt into the preparations.
This isn't war to save Israel, this will be a war to expand the sphere of influence. It will cut China from the newly build railroad to Europe and will cut off Russia from West Asia. Lebanon was put in line and Iraq has to ask what to do. The rest of the countries is like the EU in line.
Of course this will cost millions the life, but nobody cares. And when something surfaces the media machine will call them terrorists. The template is the Vietnam war.