In this episode of The Source, our senior editor Zain Raza speaks with Peter Kuznick, author and Professor of History at American University, about key geopolitical flashpoints that mainstream media often oversimplifies or ignores altogether. They begin with rising tensions in the Taiwan Strait, examining recent U.S. military deployments in the South China Sea, arms […]
As the eyes of the Western world have been fixed upon Israel’s and the Russia Ukraine war, little attention has been paid in the Western ‘mainstream’ discourse to the momentous changes in Africa. All indications are that the West’s domination of the African continent, which has endured for centuries, is coming to an end. Is […]
Abby Martin talks to investigative journalist Matt Kennard and author of The Racket, about the machinations of US Empire under Trump, and how the British Empire never died but simply tethered itself to the United States. This video was produced by The Empire Files and published on their YouTube channel on the 10th of June, […]
In this episode of The Source, our senior editor Zain Raza interviews retired U.S. Army Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson on the latest developments in the war between Israel and Iran. They assess the likelihood of U.S. involvement and the potential impact on the broader region. In addition, they explore fundamental questions around whether Iran has the […]
In this episode of The Source, our senior editor Zain Raza speaks with independent journalist and human rights lawyer Dimitri Lascaris about rising reports that Israel is preparing to strike Iran’s nuclear facilities—potentially with or without U.S. support. They explore whether the region is edging closer to military confrontation and what this means for the […]
In this episode of The Source, our senior editor Zain Raza speaks with independent journalist and human rights lawyer Dimitri Lascaris about rising reports that Israel is preparing to strike Iran’s nuclear facilities—potentially with or without U.S. support. They explore whether the region is edging closer to military confrontation and what this means for the […]
On June 1, 2025, hours before Russian and Ukrainian negotiators were scheduled to meet in Istanbul, Ukraine launched an unprecedented attack on Russia’s strategic nuclear bombers. At the same time, the destruction of bridges in Western Russia caused a Moscow-bound passenger train to derail, killing seven persons and injuring sixty-six others. Dimitri Lascaris spoke with […]
In this video, journalist Aaron Maté speaks with historian Jonathan Haslam about the prospects of renewed peace talks between Russia and Ukraine. Haslam expresses skepticism regarding their success and discusses the role of U.S. diplomacy, suggesting that a stronger commitment from Washington is needed. He also comments on Russia’s economic challenges, NATO policy, and broader […]
We are transitioning away from YouTube. Be sure to subscribe to the following channels to stay updated with our journalism: ► RUMBLE► TELEGRAM In this video, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Glenn Greenwald investigates the ambiguous nature of the term “terrorism” and how it is applied selectively by governments and the media. He examines several cases, such as the […]