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Wheels Down in Tbilisi: Was a Routine U.S. Military Stopover a Deliberate Signal to Iran?

A brief and poorly explained landing of a U.S. military transport aircraft in Tbilisi at the end of March 2026 has become a subject of discussion and speculation about its real significance, fueling suspicions that more complex geopolitical signals may lie behind the official explanation of a “routine flight.”

Seth Ferris

Iran War Is Accelerating America’s Decline in Southeast Asia

Washington’s war with Iran may be unfolding thousands of miles away, but in Southeast Asia its political aftershocks are immediate and measurable. Energy shocks, disrupted trade routes, and deepening uncertainty about US leadership are quietly recalibrating regional alignments.

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Lebanon’s Peace Without Paris: US and Israeli Strategies Reshape Diplomatic Dynamics and Raise Questions of Balance and Legitimacy

While negotiations proceed in Washington, France, despite its longstanding relationship with Lebanon, has been deliberately excluded. This exclusion underscores a US-Israeli preference for controlled mediation and raises concerns regarding the legitimacy and distribution of power in the process.

Ricardo Martins

Trump and Palantir on the battlefield. AI weapons

Tech billionaires openly declare their ambitions for world domination

Mohammed Amer

The diplomatic impasse between the United States and Iran and Russia’s growing role

Aleena Im

Трамп и Южная корея

The Silicon Curtain: America’s Devious Attempts at Maintaining Tech Hegemony

Pranay Kumar Shome

The Failure of Trump’s Iran Policy: ‘Bad Luck,’ Design, or Happenstance?

Henry Kamens

US and Pakistan Seek to Settle Iran-US Conflict

Anvar Azimov

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