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Tear gas, mass arrests as France halts classes over student protests
France suspends high school classes after one of its largest student protests in decades, with 6,100 arrests, hundreds injured and tear gas used in cities.
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War on Yemen exposes deepening Saudi-Israeli military coordination
A ScheerPost analysis argues that Saudi Arabia and “Israel” are deepening covert military cooperation against the Yemeni Armed Forces through intelligence sharing, private contacts, and sectarian messaging.
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Trump amb. to Greece causes stir: U.S. has power to topple governments
Remarks by Trump’s envoy raise fresh questions over U.S. meddling in Romania’s political crisis and the fall of its government.
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California orders review of AI ‘kill switch’, safety controls
California Governor Gavin Newsom ordered a review of a possible mandatory AI “kill switch,” independent audits and incident reporting amid growing concerns over advanced systems escaping human control.
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IAEA inspections found no case of non-compliance in Iran nuclear sites
Iranian nuclear chief Mohammad Eslami says the IAEA had access to all Iranian facilities.
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Italy moves to ban burqas, cap foreign students in schools
The policy targets a small minority, as Muslims make up under 5 percent of Italy’s population, a figure most Italians drastically overestimate.
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NAZA: How a film became an ‘eighth front’ shaking ‘Israel’ from within
Built on testimonies from Israeli military personnel, NAZA has triggered a political and security uproar over how Gaza’s war was conducted.
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OpenAI admits ‘wiki incident’ as AI safety concerns grow
OpenAI acknowledges its agents misused a German wiki as a message board, renewing scrutiny over AI safety, transparency, and oversight of autonomous systems.
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Israeli military taps 30 U.S. universities for AI, drones, and robotics
Millions in U.S. defense funding are supporting university projects tied to Israeli military research, including surveillance technology, AI targeting systems, and drone development.
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Ukraine’s ultranationalist war on history
A new study warns that Ukraine’s expanding system of memory laws has turned historical narratives into a tool of state enforcement, deepening restrictions on public discourse and intensifying efforts to shape national identity amid the conflict with Russia.
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‘Israel’ wages ecocide against southern Lebanon’s woodlands
“Israel” is deliberately setting fires across southern Lebanon, destroying woodlands, olive groves and farmland while threatening ecosystems and forcing communities from their land.
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Unbreakable Cuba: Why Washington still fears a defiant island
For over six decades, Cuba has been cast as a strategic threat not because of its military power, but because its enduring sovereignty and resistance to US dominance challenge Washington’s control over the hemisphere.
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How CIA secretly triggered Sino-Indian war
Decades of determined U.S. efforts to foment antagonism between the vast neighbours have come spectacularly undone, due to the sheer weight of geopolitical reality.
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Stopping contemporary fascism: What is to be done?
Contemporary fascism has evolved into a globalized system of authoritarian domination led by the US and its allies, combining military aggression, economic coercion, media manipulation, and institutional capture against resistance movements and sovereign states across the Global South.
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AI-altered images on birdwatching forums putting research at risk
Scientists warn that AI-generated and AI-enhanced wildlife images could contaminate citizen-science databases, distort species records, and undermine conservation research.
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U.S. war on Iran costs balloon past official estimates, top $100 bln
Internal Pentagon estimates put the real cost of the US war on Iran at $80-100 billion, far above the official $30 billion figure, as Washington’s original “weeks-long” timeline collapses into months with no clear exit.
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850,000 ‘targets’: Experts alarmed by scale of Israeli AI targeting
An Elbit Systems presentation reveals the Israeli AI targeting system identified 850,000 potential targets during the Gaza and Lebanon wars, raising legal and humanitarian concerns.
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The White Helmets invade Venezuela
White Helmets’ deployment to Venezuela is portrayed as a humanitarian mission that also advances Western influence through parallel state-building and regime change.
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Iran secured last-minute concessions over Hormuz, Lebanon MoU clauses
Tasnim reports that last-minute changes happened in the Iran–U.S. memorandum talks, including Hormuz navigation terms, the Lebanon clause, fee exemptions, and phased reopening timeline.
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June 9: Israeli attacks on Tyre kill 9, injure dozens of others
“Israel’s” ceaseless attacks have resulted in the martyrdom of nine civilians in Tyre and more injuries, including civil defense personnel.
