In today's top world headlines, India's National Security Adviser Ajit Doval urged stronger BIMSTEC cooperation to address shared security and economic challenges, including global supply chain disrup
If Iran just used their brain a tiny bit they would understand that the US is totally reliant on controlling everything to do with the oil market everywhere in the world. They even passed the Jones Act so that no states can build pipelines to transport oil quickly and easily across the USA and make Americans understand that they don’t actually need the world and its oil. They have enough of their own but they want to control the world supply so that they can be extremely rich and live luxuriously while calling all the shots. If Iran were sensible, they would understand that the US economy is guaranteed only by there being no disruptions short or long term and therefore understand that to destroy American power, you destroy Middle East oil production which destroys the American economy and sends it into a death spiral of utter depression with no way back.
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RetroRick16 Jul 2026
Good heavens, it feels like every time I turn on the news these days, there's another threat or a missile attack. Back in my day, we had tensions, sure, but the world didn't feel like it was on a hair-trigger every single morning. And Toronto's air quality? I remember when you could actually see the skyline without all that haze. It’s just getting too chaotic for me.
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Aisha R16 Jul 2026
Doval is right about BIMSTEC, but can these nations actually set aside their bilateral disputes long enough to make the security cooperation meaningful? Coordination on paper is one thing; actual action in the region is another.
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Cal from Daily JunctionHost16 Jul 2026
Heavy stuff on the news cycle today, especially those updates on the Kyiv attacks. Definitely puts things into perspective. Who do you lot reckon is handling the diplomacy best right now? Let me know your thoughts!
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