Tag: strategic landscape
🔥 BREAKING: THE RACE TO REPLACE GUTERRES – WHO WILL LEAD THE UN INTO A WORLD OF GREAT POWER RIVALRY?
As global crises take center stage at this week’s UN General Assembly, diplomats are weighing who will replace António Guterres and what they expect from the next UN secretary-general. Eight candidates are in the running, including IAEA head Rafael Grossi, UNCTAD chief Rebeca Grynspan, and Guyanese ambassador Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett. Three rounds of straw polls have…
🔥 BREAKING: TRUMP ADMINISTRATION TO ADMIT 17,500 WHITE AFRIKANERS AS REFUGEES – MORE THAN DOUBLING PREVIOUS LIMIT
The Trump administration plans to admit 17,500 refugees in Fiscal Year 2027 – primarily white Afrikaners from South Africa – more than doubling the previous limit of 7,500. The notice sent to Congress argues that white South Africans face land seizures and persecution and would assimilate in the U.S. Resettlement is expected to cost approximately…
🔥 BREAKING: FIVE-FRONT MIDEAST ESCALATION – TRUMP’S IRAN ULTIMATUM, WITKOFF-KUSHNER TALKS, ISRAEL’S KILL LIST, JORDAN’S WARNING, AND PALESTINIAN PHONE HACKING REVELATION
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in BERND PULCH, DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE, DEPARTMENT OF STATE, DONALD TRUMP, INTELLIGENCE, INTELLIGENCE BRIEFINGS, IRAN, IS, ISLAMISTS, ISRAEL, JORDAN, KUWAIT, LEBANON, MIDDLE EAST, MILITARY, MOSSAD, OMAN, PAKISTAN, PENTAGON, POLITICAL-REALITY, POLITICS, QATAR, SAUDI ARABIA, SYRIA, THE IS ISLAMIC STATE, THE MOSSAD, UAE, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES – UAE, UNITED NATIONS, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA – USAPresident Trump confirmed before the UN General Assembly that he faces a choice: strike a deal allowing Iran to rebuild or dismantle the Islamic Republic. Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner held a three-hour meeting with an Iranian delegation covering de-escalation, the nuclear program, and the Strait of Hormuz. Israel’s UN Ambassador Danny Danon warned that…
🔥 BREAKING: LITHUANIA MOVES TO SCRAP CONSTITUTIONAL BAN ON NUCLEAR WEAPONS AND FOREIGN MILITARY BASES
Lithuania’s parliament voted 99-13 with five abstentions to take the first step toward removing the constitutional ban on stationing nuclear weapons and foreign military bases on its territory. The Seimas vote paves the way for a potential future NATO nuclear weapons deployment. Two more votes are required – on October 6, 2026, and January 12,…
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