The Greek Courier
Source: Efsyn.gr
Tensions soared today following a reported Iranian missile strike on Israel's Shimon Peres Negev Nuclear Research Center near Dimona, which Iran claims was a direct response to an earlier attack on its Natanz uranium enrichment facility. At least 39 people are reported injured, as Israel's Ministry of Health states that at least 4,292 people have been transferred to hospitals since the beginning of the war.
March 21, 2026
Initially framed by the Trump administration as a swift operation aiming for regime change and the elimination of nuclear fuel stockpiles, the U.S.-Israeli campaign against Iran appears to be shifting toward more limited and achievable military objectives as political and economic pressures increase domestically. This strategic pivot occurs despite ongoing significant Iranian retaliation, indicating a fundamental miscalculation regarding Iran's military resilience and its capacity for asymmetric response.
The ominous headline comes from JPMorgan’s team of oil analysts, who have been churning out good stuff over the past few weeks.
Washington — The Trump administration has been strategizing methods and options to secure or extract Iran's nuclear materials, according to multiple people briefed on the discussions, as a U.S.-Israel-led military campaign against Tehran enters a more uncertain phase.
China is significantly increasing its support for Cuba's energy transition, including a massive ramp-up in solar equipment exports and pledges to help build nearly 100 solar parks and the island’s largest wind farm.
Days after resigning and under investigation for sharing classified information, the former counterterrorism head stokes a growing debate over Israel and antisemitism on the right
JTA — After resigning this week over what he said was Israel’s manipulation of US President Donald Trump into war with Iran, former national counterterrorism director Joe Kent is now insinuating Israel may have also killed Charlie Kirk as part of its pressure campaign.
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By Rachel Chason, Evan Halper, Victoria Craw, Siham Shamalakh and Tara Copp
DUBAI — Iran’s escalating strikes on energy infrastructure across the Persian Gulf are stoking fears of a full-blown energy crisis, sending already high oil and gas prices surging and widening the scope of a war that has spilled across the region and upended the global economy.
March 18, 2026
Washington’s bluster and Moscow’s platitudes look threadbare next to Havana’s determination to survive on its own terms.
Cuba’s president, Miguel Díaz‑Canel, answered President Donald Trump’s recent boasts about an “honor” in “taking Cuba” with a blunt declaration: any attempt to seize the island would meet “unbreakable resistance.”
