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Afghan Security Forces could not repel a Taliban Attack in kunduz, even with u. S. Air strikes, do these american trained forces have the wherewithal to win that city back in Nic Robertson live in london with that part of the story. Reporter air strikes alone are not going to do it. This is an urban environment. There were 250 casualties yesterday, at least, the numbers arent clear. This is a fight that everyone, the u. S. , the Afghan Government, should have seen coming. The taliban have been t...

Iran is claiming that a new front has been established in the Axis of Resistance, with a militia group based in Bahrain claiming to have been behind an attack on Israel that happened last weekend.

Israeli authorities claimed to have killed half of Hezbollah’s commanders in southern Lebanon as fighting escalates there.

The U.S. has reimposed sanctions on Venezuela after the Maduro regime failed to move toward free and fair elections.

Baghdad is repairing the Kirkuk-Ceyhan pipeline, a sign that it has no intention of restarting the Kurdish oil pipeline to Turkey.

Tensions between Israel and Iran are nearing breaking point after two Iranian generals were killed in an Israeli attack

The Iraqi federal government is making moves to take control of Kurdistans oil and non-oil revenue,

Despite Venezuela’s objections, Exxon said it would carry on with its drilling in Essequibo in Guyana’s Stabroek block.

Media reports of a war between Russia and NATO or an invasion of Taiwan by China have often been exaggerated.

Geopolitical risk is on the rise again as U.S. and UK forces strike Houthi targets while Iran seized an oil tanker