Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Chris Hedges and Prof. John Mearsheimer examine a war in which, according to Mearsheimer, Washington has no realistic strategy for victory. Their discussion focuses on further attacks against civilian infrastructure, Iran’s growing capacity for retaliation, and the dangers facing U.S. bases, oil routes, and the Gulf states’ vital water supplies. Mearsheimer draws […]
In this video, Dimitri Lascaris brings together two reports from Iran: In Tehran, he joins other foreign journalists in meeting Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Dr. Esmail Baghaei and examines how Ali Khamenei is being viewed inside Iran. He then reports from Mashhad, at the Imam Reza Shrine, on new developments between the United States and […]
On Sunday, Donald Trump announced a new US military operation in the Strait of Hormuz. Within hours, the situation escalated: reports of attacks, counterattacks, and conflicting narratives are emerging as the fragile ceasefire begins to collapse. What actually happened today? Who is driving the escalation—and are we heading back toward open war? Dimitri Lascaris breaks […]
As tensions in the Iran war continue to escalate, deeper questions about the global balance of power begin to emerge. What is really driving this escalation—and is there more behind it than isolated incidents? Journalist and geopolitical analyst Pepe Escobar speaks with journalist and human rights lawyer Dimitri Lascaris about the deeper dynamics shaping the […]
In this video, journalist and human rights lawyer Dimitri Lascaris examines the economic consequences of the war between the United States, Israel and Iran. Looking at recent developments, he explains why the conflict could have far greater implications for the global economy than many currently expect. The analysis explores the strategic importance of the Strait […]
In this video, investigative journalist and human rights lawyer Dimitri Lascaris analyzes the first days of the war waged by the United States and Israel against Iran. Drawing on satellite images, media reports, and military developments, he explains why the conflict may be unfolding very differently than many expect—and which events in its early days […]
From the time that it declared independence in 1955, Sudan has suffered through twenty military coups and three civil wars. The most recent civil war, which is ongoing, began in April 2023. Since that time, millions of Sudanese have been displaced and subjected to famine. Even worse, in recent weeks, reports of horrific atrocities have […]
Does The U.S. Really Care About Repression In Syria?