Tag: Lebanon

Pluralia Dialogos with Mike Robinson and Vanessa Beeley

Streamed live on Jun 7, 2026 Mike Robinson (editor at UK Column) and geopolitical Analysis Vanessa Beeley join host Matt Ehret on Pluralia Dialogos to discuss the dynamics surrounding the ongoing war with Iran, Hormuz straits blockade, attacks on Lebanon, and South American dynamics which include Peter Thiel‘s move to Argentia, the strange Isaac Accords […]

Israel intensifies strikes on Lebanon during “ceasefire” (sic)

BBC May 28, 2026 Israel has intensified its strikes on Lebanon, saying it has hit hundreds of Hezbollah targets in the last few days. Verified videos show strikes on densely populated neighbourhoods in southern Lebanon along with the destruction caused. The Lebanese health ministry has said more than 3,000 people have been killed since the […]

Israel has just set off a chain reaction that will set the Gulf on fire

RT By Murad Sadygzade, President of the Middle East Studies Center, Visiting Lecturer, HSE University (Moscow). 19-March-2026 Facing a struggle for survival, Iran is making world’s entire energy economy its battleground By March 19, 2026, the pattern is unmistakable. What began as a war centered on Israel, Iran, Lebanon, and the waters around the Strait of […]

“Moving Fast; Breaking Things”: A new doctrine takes root; a new era of coerced dominance

Alastair Crooke October 8, 2025 Creeping, thunderous changes are underway in the West. A new political doctrine has taken root: Western Conservative (and younger) populist thinking is being rebuilt as something rougher, meaner, and far less sentimental, or tolerant. It aspires to emerge too, as ‘dominant’, deliberately coercive, and radical. Throwing components of the exiting order […]