April, 2026

• 27 April

  Europe’s Energy Suicide: The EU Admits the World Runs on Fossil Fuels — While Deliberately Destroying Its Own

  

  [W]ithin Europe itself… institutions pursue the systematic dismantling of their own domestic fossil fuel capacities. The result is not environmental salvation. It is an engineered dependency that can only delight oil producers such as Russia. Households face increasingly high energy bills that contribute to widespread energy poverty. Official EU figures …

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• 27 April

  L’Iran, enjeu mondial : quel rôle jouent la Russie et la Chine ?

  

  L’aide discrète de Moscou et de Pékin a largement contribué au renforcement de la riposte asymétrique de Téhéran, ce qui a affaibli la machine de guerre américaine. Alors que l’agression militaire israélo-américaine contre l’Iran, qui a rapidement dégénéré en guerre régionale, annonce une crise énergétique plus grave que celle de …

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• 27 April

  Les États-Unis, le leader incontesté du terrorisme par procuration

  

  J’ai déjà réfuté le mensonge selon lequel l’Iran serait le premier commanditaire du terrorisme. Je vais maintenant m’intéresser plus précisément à la question du nombre d’Américains, civils et militaires tués par des mandataires ayant reçu l’aide de l’Iran. Je vais ensuite inverser la perspective… Combien d’Iraniens, civils et militaires, ont …

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• 25 April

  Iran Update Special Report, April 22, 2026

  

  Key TakeawaysThe Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) Navy attacked and likely redirected two vessels towards Iran on April 22, likely to enforce Iranian claims of sovereignty over the strait to disrupt global shipping and extract US concessions. The IRGC also may have redirected the two vessels in response to the …

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• 25 April

  Demonized Iran – A Tale Told By An Idiot

  

  The current failing effort to make Iran out to be a major threat to world peace starts the clock at 1979 in its propaganda effort to justify U.S. aggression against Teheran, which deliberately overlooks the events of 1953, when a joint U.S.-British effort overthrew the then secular Iranian government in …

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• 25 April

  After the Illusion – The Gulf and the Unmaking of Western Dominance

  

  The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) finds itself at a historic inflection point, not because it has suddenly chosen to rethink its strategic posture, but because the world it depended upon has begun to unravel in full view. For decades, the Gulf monarchies were embedded in a security architecture anchored in …

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• 25 April

  Can Saudi Arabia Keep Hedging?

  

  Over the course of six weeks of war between Iran, Israel, and the United States, Saudi Arabia’s restraint has perplexed some onlookers. After all, the war almost immediately spilled into the Persian Gulf. Iran’s retaliatory attacks on infrastructure in Gulf countries—and then Tehran’s closure and Washington’s subsequent blockade of the …

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• 25 April

  Security Alert in al-Hasakah, Tight Measures and Arrests

  

  Cities and towns in northeastern Syria, particularly al-Hasakah and al-Qamishli, have seen a notable security escalation in recent days. It has included renewed security deployments on the streets, the spread of temporary checkpoints, tighter inspection procedures, field movements, and politically charged activities, with no official explanation from the Syrian Democratic …

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• 25 April

  Ilham Ahmed Outlines Damascus Meeting and the Next Phase of Integration

  

  Ilham Ahmed, Co-Chair of the Foreign Relations Department of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria, offered new details about the high-level meeting held in Damascus on April 15. The talks brought together Ahmed, Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) General Commander Mazloum Abdi, and Interim Government President Ahmed al-Sharaa to …

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• 25 April

  Damascus Under Pressure: Security, Power, and the Shadow of Regional Proxies

  

  Syria is once again confronting a surge of security and political turbulence, shaped by internal fragility and the accelerating storms of regional conflict. On Sunday, the Ministry of Interior announced that its security units had thwarted several attempts to destabilize the country and undermine public safety. The ministry pointed to …

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