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Timothy Hopper for Foreign Policy in Focus If there is one conclusion to be drawn from the latest confrontation involving Iran, the United States, and Israel, it is the remarkably short life of Donald Trump’s “America First” doctrine. Trump returned to power promising to break with Washington’s foreign-policy establishment, avoid costly overseas commitments, and place the interests of […]

Joshua Scheer As public support for Israel continues to erode amid the wars in Gaza, Lebanon, and Iran, a little-noticed provision buried inside the 2027 National Defense Authorization Act could fundamentally reshape the relationship between Washington and Tel Aviv. Critics warn that Section 224—the “United States-Israel Defense Technology Cooperation Initiative”—would move beyond annual military aid […]

Western politicians complain that China achieved its rise through “forced technology transfer,” but the handover was mostly voluntary.

Michelle Witte The Grayzone A wave of strange property attacks targeting Jewish sites in Canada is attributed to apolitical youth paid in crypto. The violence follows the same playbook seen in Australia and the UK. While Iran and Palestine solidarity campaigners are blamed, Israel exploits the tension. Canada is the latest in a string of […]

Daniel Bessner, Derek Davison Plus: attacks on Lebanon, a brewing battle in Sudan, Russia’s push into Ukraine, a US drawdown in Europe, and the deadly toll of DOGE cuts. The post The US-Iran MOU Takes Effect, West Bank Settlements Expand, Fujimori Leads the Peru Election Count appeared first on The Nation.

Tech stocks fell Monday even as the US projected optimism about ongoing peace talks with Iran.

India’s largest conglomerate, Tata is one of Apple’s most important manufacturing partners outside of China.