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Japan Targets $2.3 Trillion in Investments by 2040
Japan plans to launch a major investment strategy worth 370 trillion yen ($2.3 trillion) by 2040, focusing on 17 strategic sectors under Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s new growth agenda.
StaffJune 20, 2026
Ghana Conference Urges Slave-Trading Nations to Apologize and Pay Reparations
African and Caribbean leaders meeting in Accra on Friday called on countries that once profited from the transatlantic slave trade to issue formal apologies and provide reparations.
StaffJune 20, 2026
Netanyahu’s Calculations Behind Escalation in Nabatieh
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appears determined to undermine the U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding by intensifying strikes in southern Lebanon, particularly Nabatieh, in a bid to secure battlefield gains ahead of negotiations with Beirut.
StaffJune 20, 2026
Updated Mladenov Proposal Signals Progress in Gaza Talks
Updated Mladenov proposal suggests phased arms storage, Israeli withdrawal, and a limited international force in Gaza, pending a final Palestinian response.
StaffJune 19, 2026
35 Dead in Attack on Niamey Airport, Niger’s Army Confirms
Niger’s defense ministry announced Thursday that 35 people were killed in an assault on Niamey’s Diori Hamani International Airport, including 11 soldiers, two civilians, and 22 attackers.
StaffJune 18, 2026
Moscow Residents Complain of Black Rain After Largest Ukrainian Attack Hits Oil Refinery
Specks of black oil fell on parts of Moscow after a refinery was struck during Ukraine’s largest drone attack since the war began, with nearly 200 drones fired at the capital.
StaffJune 18, 2026
“I Feel Ashamed”: Israeli Soldier Reveals Army Atrocities in Gaza
An ex-Israeli soldier confessed that the army’s conduct in Gaza was illegal and immoral, admitting his unit killed unarmed Palestinians, used civilians as human shields, and engaged in systematic destruction.
StaffJune 18, 2026
Israel Admits Years of Secret Cooperation with Breakaway Somali Region
Israeli Defense Minister Yisrael Katz revealed Wednesday that Tel Aviv had engaged in covert cooperation for years with the self-declared breakaway Somali region, expressing hope to elevate security ties to a new level.
StaffJune 18, 2026
Lieberman Calls for New Missile Corps to Counter Hezbollah
Israeli opposition leader Avigdor Lieberman urged Thursday the creation of a new military branch comprising tens of thousands of ballistic missiles and drones, saying it is essential to confront Hezbollah and secure northern settlements.
StaffJune 18, 2026
Trump-Netanyahu Rift Deepens Following Iran Agreement as Israel Labels Deal a "Strategic Disaster"
Trump and Netanyahu appear increasingly at odds after the U.S.-Iran agreement aimed at easing regional tensions. Israel has criticized the deal, particularly its Lebanon provisions, while Trump argues it prevents Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons and enhances regional stability.
StaffJune 18, 2026
Macron: G7 Backs Iran Deal and Funding Alternatives to Strait of Hormuz
French President Emmanuel Macron said Wednesday that G7 leaders agreed to support the U.S.-Iran agreement, finance alternative energy routes bypassing the Strait of Hormuz, accelerate aid to Gaza, and halt violence in the West Bank.
StaffJune 17, 2026
Israeli Media: Netanyahu Joined Trump’s Peace Council Without Government Approval
Israel’s public broadcaster revealed that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu joined U.S. President Donald Trump’s Peace Council without securing government approval, despite being legally required to do so.
StaffJune 17, 2026
“The War Ended with a Whimper, Not a Roar”: Trump’s Iran Deal Traps Netanyahu
Analysts describe Israel’s war against Iran as a failure, summed up by Israeli Democratic Party leader Yair Golan, who said Sunday the U.S.-Iran agreement was “signed over Israel’s head,” erasing military gains “with the stroke of a pen” while leaving Netanyahu “weak, isolated, and without influence
StaffJune 17, 2026
Iran Deal Shakes Israel: Consensus on Its Disaster, Division Over Lebanon
As the official signing of the U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding approaches in Switzerland, anxiety is mounting in Israel over the agreement’s strategic implications, seen as a potential regional shift that could limit Israel’s maneuvering space on sensitive issues.
StaffJune 17, 2026
You Live Faster and Less: Why Does Time Feel Like It’s Speeding Up?
Today we increasingly feel that time is passing faster than in the past, despite technological advances meant to save time. The article links this perception to modern life acceleration, brain perception of time, and the commodification of time under capitalism.
StaffJune 16, 2026
Iran Recovers Half-Ton Warhead from U.S. Tomahawk Missile
Iranian state television broadcast images of a warhead said to belong to a U.S. Tomahawk cruise missile, discovered in Varamin, Tehran Province.
StaffJune 16, 2026
After the Settlement: Is Iran Entering a Post-Revolutionary Phase?
If the coming days, weeks, or even months witness a final agreement between the United States and Iran, ending decades of tension and confrontation, the key question may not be what each side gained at the negotiating table, but rather how Iran will view itself afterward, and what changes might emer
StaffJune 16, 2026
UK Court of Appeal Upholds Ban on “Palestine Action”
London — The UK Court of Appeal on Monday upheld the ban on “Palestine Action,” a group known for supporting Palestinians and protesting against companies linked to Israel, ruling the Interior Ministry’s designation lawful.
StaffJune 16, 2026
Moscow Announces Downing of Dozens of Ukrainian Drones, Oil Refinery Damaged
Russian authorities said Tuesday that a Ukrainian drone targeted a major oil refinery near Moscow, sparking a fire and damaging the facility, as Kyiv intensified aerial strikes deep inside Russia.
StaffJune 16, 2026
Why the Micklefield By-Election Is Pivotal in Britain’s Political Scene
All eyes turn Thursday to the small constituency of Micklefield in northwest England, where a decisive by-election is set to take place.
StaffJune 16, 2026