By Uroš Lipušcek* – Consortium News The Global South today possess economic power on a scale the Non-Aligned Movement didn’t have during the Cold War. The 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi over the weekend may well prove to be an important milestone in the gradual transformation of…
Sachs* – Common Dreams What the US president exhibits is a fundamental incompetence that places us all in grave danger. On Sunday the President of the United States stood on a golf course in County Clare, Ireland and was asked what he intended to do about the most serious…
Anthropic and OpenAI leaders warn that advanced AI systems pose serious cybersecurity and information warfare threats, urging the industry to slow capability development, implement independent safety oversight and establish international cooperation standards to prevent potential damage to critical infrastructure and democratic institutions.
The author, present in New York during the September 11 attacks, traces how the event shattered American confidence and contributed to the erosion of the American dream through subsequent failures in Afghanistan and Iraq, economic deregulation, and the 2008 financial collapse.
Houthi forces have advanced along Yemen’s Red Sea coast, capturing strategic territory including Perim Island and threatening the vital Bab al-Mandeb strait. The offensive, driven by Houthi desires for stronger negotiating leverage and the Gaza conflict, risks unifying a US-led coalition that could escalate regional tensions and prolong Yemen’s civil war.
By Ronny P Sasmita* – Middle East Monitor Few events have altered the geopolitical trajectory of the Middle East as profoundly as 11 September 2001. The attacks on New York and Washington did not merely trigger an American military response.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio visited Colombia, Ecuador and Peru this week, pledging security assistance and critical minerals deals while positioning himself for a potential 2028 presidential run amid controversy over the Trump administration’s Venezuela oil deal.
The U.S. has spent over $21 trillion on military operations since 9/11, fueling global instability while China invested in infrastructure and technology, leaving Americans demanding the government redirect resources toward healthcare, education and domestic renewal instead of endless wars.
India faces significant divisions within BRICS ahead of this weekend’s New Delhi summit, with the Iran conflict splitting member states and complicating consensus-building efforts. India’s chairmanship success will depend on advancing economic cooperation initiatives while navigating geopolitical tensions among rival bloc members.
By Julia Conley* – Common Dreams Haaretz also reported that Hamas immediately offered to release all the Israeli hostages it had taken in the attack, demanding nothing in return, but Israel refused the deal. Policy experts in the US and Middle East on Tuesday were among those…
