Politics
Iran’s Nuclear Deal: The New Danger Explained
Post-JCPOA Iran races toward bomb-grade enrichment, secret facilities evade oversight, airstrikes delay progress—making diplomacy more vital than ever.
How the Israel–Iran Conflict Shifts Power in the Middle East
Israel uses airpower, covert drones, and cyber warfare to degrade Iran’s defenses; Tehran responds with drone-missile swarms and proxy escalation.
Israel and Iran: Understanding the Conflict
Israel’s pre-emptive strikes on Iran triggered major air-war escalation—revealing a dangerous shift from proxy conflict to direct regional showdown.
Why the UK Is Declining Into ‘Third World’ Status
The UK faces rising poverty, stagnant productivity, overwhelmed public services, and political gridlock—signaling a dangerous slide toward “Third World” conditions.
Why Elon Musk Is Leaving Trump’s Administration
Elon Musk exits Trump’s administration after criticizing a major spending bill, citing conflicts with his cost-cutting objectives.
The Canadian Economy: Is It Taking a Hit from OPEC’s Oil Shock?
OPEC’s oil shock brings windfall and warning for Canada, boosting revenue but triggering inflation, uncertainty, and economic recalibration.
The Key Moments That Changed the Trajectory of the 2025 Canadian Election
Trump’s tariffs, Trudeau’s resignation, and Carney’s rise upended Canada’s 2025 election, turning a routine race into a defining moment.
Mark Carney Meets Trump: What This Means for Canada Amid Tariff Chaos
Mark Carney’s strategic countermeasures and economic diplomacy forced Trump to end his tariff threats against Canada in 2025.
Why the U.S. Suddenly Stopped Targeting Canada in Its Trade War
How Canada Outsmarted Trump’s Trade War When President Donald Trump returned to the White House in 2025, he wasted no time reigniting his “America First” doctrine. Among the first flashpoints was trade — and Canada, America’s largest trading partner, found itself abruptly caught in Trump’s crosshairs. In a dramatic move, the Trump administration slapped tariffs…
What Happens When The US And China Completely Stop Trading
If U.S. and China end trade, both suffer—but China could face deeper economic, technological, and geopolitical fallout globally.