BREAKING: Brent crude oil prices rise above $107/barrel after the Houthis say they attacked a Saudi Arabian military site.
US oil prices are now back above $95/barrel.
Pezeshkian’s speech at the UNGA yesterday single-handedly neutralised all the efforts by the US with their fake Reuters & Kyodo propaganda to lower oil prices.
Brent is up to $105.
Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you Mohammed Sobhi al-Nashef, the new director of the Digital Media Department in Raqqa under Jolani’s Ministry of Information.
Yes, that is apparently the same man in the photo on the right, standing beside what appear to be severed heads.
From posing next to severed heads to directing government media.
Quite the career progression.
Welcome to the “New Syria.”
The Shia Houthis don’t have to be our enemies, they do not & have not aspired to attack the homeland. We can cut a deal w/them to open the BAM.
Al-Qaeda, however will always be our enemy & Al-Qaeda in Yemen exists primarily to plot & attack us here in the homeland.
Once again our foolish interventions end up supporting our enemies. We need to break this cycle.
#Niger 🇳🇪 🎊 au autorités nigériennes : Le Niger vient de franchir une nouvelle étape dans le dossier de l’uranium de Madaouela 🇳🇪. Une convention aurait été conclue cet après-midi avec Atomic Eagle pour permettre l’exploitation du projet à travers la MAMICO.
Dans le même temps, la procédure engagée par GoviEx auprès du CIRDI devrait être retirée dans un délai de sept jours. Autre changement majeur annoncé : la participation du Niger passerait de 20 % à 40 %.
Pendant ce temps, du côté d’Orano, l’ambiance risque d’être beaucoup moins sereine… 😏🇳🇪
🇧🇫 Le Burkina Faso réécrit ses manuels : les « explorateurs » européens deviennent des « envahisseurs », les résistances locales reprennent leur place. Souveraineté historique, décolonisation des esprits.
#BurkinaFaso#Souveraineté#Éducation#Histoire#Afrique
Algeria Ditches French For English In Primary School Curricula
Algeria is replacing French with English in its elementary educational curricula. The change, announced by the former French colony’s Ministry of Information in July, is set to take effect in the 2026-2027 academic year, and is the latest testament to the dwindling influence of France in Africa.
@AnankeGroup@ArnaudDubien@grok Russie vs USA 🧑🎓👩🎓? Et si oui qui et comment arrivent-ils aux États-Unis ? D'où viennent les 👩🎓🧑🎓africains en France ?
@grok@DefenseNigeria@grok Qu'est-ce qui a poussé Seyni Kountché à ordonner le retrait des troupes françaises de Niamey ? A partir de 1974 il n'y avait plus aucun militaire français au Niger et si oui où ont-ils été redéployés ?
@grok@AryJeayBackup@PhilippeMurer@f_philippot@Nath_Yamb@rfemassala@ZhangZhulin@grok En un autre temps les 🇺🇸 pouvaient se permettre de tenir une certaine posture SUR la Mer du Nord... Aujourd'hui après 2022, 2023 et 2026 tout au plus SOUS la Mer https://t.co/eCQpFHf47y La Mer du Nord n'est pas celle des Caraïbes https://t.co/lmUJt3VrYg
🇨🇳🇺🇸 Chinese ships keep turning up off Alaska, which is exactly why America is locking China out of Greenland...
Four Chinese research vessels have sailed through the U.S. Arctic this year, close to last year's total of five already, running through the Aleutians and the Bering Strait with some pushing all the way to the North Pole, according to the Coast Guard's Arctic commander.
They stayed in international waters but never gave notice, and the Coast Guard is watching whether they're scouting seabed deposits of lithium, cobalt and rare earths or hunting for a military edge.
Beijing calls itself a "near-Arctic" state and runs icebreakers the Pentagon says double as military research platforms.
The Greenland deal Trump signs Tuesday bars any adversary from bases or sensitive investments on the island without Washington's approval and adds two new American bases, which reads very differently next to this.
Locking down Greenland is the right call, because the Arctic holds the minerals and the shortest paths to the U.S. homeland, and Beijing is clearly doing its homework there.
Source: Daily Caller, Reuters / Writer: Daniel
"We must ensure that the United States can strike anywhere on the globe at the time and place of our choosing..."
This is why the US has its base all over the world.
Not to protect you, you Dumdum.