Monthly Archives: September 2026

JUST IN: The Yemeni Ansarullah Movement (Houthis) has dug 20 KM of Trenches around the Bab el-Mandeb Strait The Group is preparing for a possible Offensive by Pro-Saudi Forces The Trenches are built on High Ground to allow for the … Continue reading →

Sep 17, 2026 #DouglasMacgregor#Iran#GeopoliticsDouglas Macgregor discusses the Iran conflict, U.S. strategy in the Middle East, the Strait of Hormuz, and growing challenges to American influence. He also examines the potential economic and geopolitical consequences of the conflict and the rise … Continue reading →

Insiders are betting on war: How prediction markets are becoming a national security threat By David Szakonyi, Michelle Kendler-Kretsch, Michael Hornsby | Analysis | September 17, 2026 On Polymarket, users can bet on the occurrence of strikes and ceasefires in armed conflicts around the world. Image: … Continue reading →

Heavy hauling goes hybrid: Self-unloading cargo ship cuts emissions By Simon Heptinstall September 16, 2026 Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Flipboard Email The MV Yampu is not only geared up to sail under electric power – but it is pioneering an automatic … Continue reading →

The ceaseless nuclear arms buildup of the enemy states fully justifies the building of a solid nuclear shield of the DPRK. https://twitter.com/clashreport/status/2100538309617307908/video/1

U.S. intel is warning a $24B sale of 48 F-35s to Saudi could give China an opportunity to steal some of America’s most sensitive military tech… The Pentagon assessment reportedly flags Chinese military access to Saudi bases, Huawei and ZTE … Continue reading →

U.S. intelligence warns China could steal F-35 secrets through the $24 billion jet sale to Saudi Arabia… A Defense Intelligence Agency report circulating through agencies and congressional offices flags Chinese military access to Saudi bases, Chinese gear inside Saudi telecom … Continue reading →

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How dogs read us   Illustration: Annelise Capossela/Axios   New research is providing evidence for what pet owners and animal lovers have long suspected: Dogs are remarkably good at reading human emotions. Why it matters: The findings offer clues about how living … Continue reading →