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5. September 2026

Iran’s Missiles Shake the U.S. Military Presence

In this video, investigative journalist and human rights lawyer Dimitri Lascaris reports on the latest escalation in the war between the United States and Iran. Following new U.S. attacks, Tehran responds with missile and drone strikes on American military bases in several countries – increasingly forcing Washington to reorganize its military presence and logistics in […]


4. September 2026

Prof. Mearsheimer: The Biggest Strategic Blunder of the U.S.

In this video, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Chris Hedges interviews world-renowned political scientist Prof. John Mearsheimer about the U.S. war against Iran. At the center are Washington’s new sanctions strategy, the shrinking military options available to the United States in the Persian Gulf, and the question of how the balance of power in the region has […]


31. August 2026

Fired for Anti-Zionism – Now He Wins in Court

In this video, investigative journalist and human rights lawyer Dimitri Lascaris speaks with former Professor of Political Sociology David Miller about his years-long legal battle with the University of Bristol. Miller was dismissed in 2021 following controversy over his anti-Zionist statements – but several years later, a British appeals tribunal upheld a decision that could […]


27. August 2026

Epstein, Big Tech & AI: The New Surveillance State

In this video, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Chris Hedges speaks with investigative journalist Whitney Webb about the networks behind the expansion of data centers, artificial intelligence, and public-private partnerships in the United States. At the center is Leslie Wexner, Jeffrey Epstein’s most prominent benefactor, and the question of how private actors are gaining increasing influence over […]


24. August 2026

Episode 4: The MOU Is Dead! Can a Blockade Save Us?

In this episode, political scientist and international relations expert Prof. John Mearsheimer analyzes the new phase of the Iran war after the June 17, 2026 Memorandum of Understanding expired. While Washington now primarily wants to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, Tehran is setting far-reaching conditions — and the United States is once again relying on […]


18. August 2026

Iran Has Trump Over a Barrel – Prof. John Mearsheimer

In this video, Professor John Mearsheimer analyzes the latest developments in the war between the United States and Iran, as well as the negotiations over the Strait of Hormuz, sanctions, the US military presence, and the nuclear issue. At the center is the question of how the balance of power between Washington and Tehran could […]


17. August 2026

Vijay Prashad – On The Edge of Geopolitical Madness

In this episode of The Source, our leading editor Zain Raza speaks with historian and author Vijay Prashad about the rapidly changing global order following the US-Israeli war against Iran. They examine Tehran’s new negotiating position, the shifting balance of power in West Asia and why Prashad believes conflicts from Iran to Ukraine are becoming […]


5. August 2026

Prof. Mearsheimer – Trump Must Admit His Defeat in Iran | Episode 2

In this video, political scientist and international relations expert John Mearsheimer explains why he believes a U.S. victory in the war against Iran is impossible. He analyzes Washington’s failed military strategies and shows why Trump’s negotiating position is deteriorating with every passing month. Mearsheimer concludes that Trump no longer has a viable strategy for winning […]


3. August 2026

Prof. John Mearsheimer: The Origins of the War in Ukraine | Episode 1

In this video, Prof. John Mearsheimer examines why deterrence failed before February 24, 2022, and why Russia began the war despite the enormous military risks. He connects his theory of conventional deterrence to the political and military decisions that preceded the invasion. Mearsheimer challenges one of the central Western assumptions about Russia’s original war aims […]