Josh Weiner

Iran is Willing to Sacrifice Entire Country to Protect Islam Religion

In 2025, Iran’s Supreme Leadership continues to project an unwavering commitment to defending the Islamic Republic’s core ideological foundation—Shi’a Islam. This position,

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Josh Weiner

3 months ago

Middle East·Russia·World

Russia Does Not Support Regime Change in Iran

Russia has made it clear—both in policy and practice—that it does not support regime change in Iran. Moscow values stability, continuity, and strategic alignment with

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Josh Weiner

3 months ago

Russia·World

What Will Russia Do if Iran’s Supreme Leader Gets Assassinated?

The assassination of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei would be a seismic event—not just for Iran, but for the entire Middle

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Josh Weiner

3 months ago

World

How to Survive a Nuclear Attack: A Step-by-Step Survival Guide

While the idea of a nuclear attack is terrifying, understanding what to do before, during, and after can drastically improve your chances of survival. Preparation, awareness,

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Josh Weiner

3 months ago

India·World

What Has Been Uncovered So Far About the Air India Crash?

The Air India Boeing 787 crash near Ahmedabad on June 12, 2025, is one of the most tragic aviation disasters in recent

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Josh Weiner

3 months ago

Middle East·Politics·World

What Would Happen if Iran’s Supreme Leader Khamenei Got Killed?

The sudden death or assassination of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei would trigger a seismic shift in Iran’s political, religious, and

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Josh Weiner

3 months ago

Politics·US (1st)·World

North Korea’s Ties with the U.S.: What Happens if It Supports Iran?

North Korea’s relationship with the United States has long been a mix of confrontation and cautious diplomacy. In recent years, there have

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Josh Weiner

3 months ago

World

Is a Nuclear War in 2025 Almost Guaranteed? A Critical Outlook

While global tensions have undoubtedly escalated in 2025, claiming that a nuclear war is “almost guaranteed” would be an overstatement—though not without

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Josh Weiner

3 months ago