๐ฎ๐ท Iran is shifting from a doctrine of โregional warโ to โwar without geographical limitationsโ.
Tehran is no longer prepared to confine its defence strategy to the Middle East while facing threats from powers that seek to dictate its future.
For decades, Iran has faced sanctions, military threats, assassinations and relentless pressure. Yet it has continued developing its missile capabilities, drone technology and domestic defence industry.
Whatever one thinks of Iranโs government, its ability to maintain its independence, build military capabilities under enormous pressure and refuse to surrender its sovereignty deserves serious attention.
A country does not have to be a superpower to defend its right to exist, make its own decisions and resist intimidation.
Iran is making clear that any attempt to impose its will through force could carry consequences far beyond its borders.
๐ท๐บ Russia and ๐ฌ๐ญ Ghana have agreed to work together on developing a 2,000-megawatt nuclear power plant, following talks at the Russia-Africa Summit.
Ghanaian Foreign Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa announced the agreement on Saturday.
The project would mark a major step in Ghanaโs plans to expand its energy capacity and develop nuclear power.
Iran has purchased Russian Su-35 fighter jets and expects delivery after the war ends.
The acquisition would significantly strengthen Iran's air force, which has operated largely outdated F-15 aircraft for decades.
Russia's Su-35 is a modern multirole fighter capable of air-to-air and air-to-ground combat.
The Iran-Russia military partnership continues to deepen, with major implications for the balance of power in the Middle East.
Iran has purchased Russian Su-35 fighter jets and expects delivery after the war ends.
The acquisition would significantly strengthen Iran's air force, which has operated largely outdated F-15 aircraft for decades.
Russia's Su-35 is a modern multirole fighter capable of air-to-air and air-to-ground combat.
The Iran-Russia military partnership continues to deepen, with major implications for the balance of power in the Middle East.
95% of the world's deaths have been caused by White people, yet somehow Black people are the ones constantly labelled savages.
Look at the history of colonialism, slavery, genocides, land theft and imperialist wars.
Look at the millions of lives destroyed in the name of European conquest and domination.
Look at Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq, the Middle East.
Yet the Black race continues to be stereotyped, demonised and portrayed as inherently violent or uncivilised.
The hatred against Black people is not accidental.
It is systematic, deeply rooted in history and reinforced by institutions, media and generations of racial prejudice.
The double standards are staggering.
The perpetrators of some of history's greatest atrocities are celebrated as civilisers, while their victims are still expected to defend their humanity.
The world needs to confront this hypocrisy.
95% of the world's deaths have been caused by White people, yet somehow Black people are the ones constantly labelled savages.
Look at the history of colonialism, slavery, genocides, land theft and imperialist wars.
Look at the millions of lives destroyed in the name of European conquest and domination.
Look at Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq, the Middle East.
Yet the Black race continues to be stereotyped, demonised and portrayed as inherently violent or uncivilised.
The hatred against Black people is not accidental.
It is systematic, deeply rooted in history and reinforced by institutions, media and generations of racial prejudice.
The double standards are staggering.
The perpetrators of some of history's greatest atrocities are celebrated as civilisers, while their victims are still expected to defend their humanity.
The world needs to confront this hypocrisy.