Sara Spinelli

Donald Trump’s inability to persuade the American public of the need to strike Iran, followed by an operation that proceeded without informing Congress’s principal national‑security advisers – the “gang of eight” – has sparked intense domestic criticism of the military action against the Islamic Republic on Saturday. Despite the

European leaders have called on Iran to pursue a “negotiated solution” as they work to halt the escalation of conflict involving the United States, Israel and Iran through diplomatic channels. They also stressed that they were not involved in the recent strikes. In an uncommon joint communiqué, the heads of

Iran’s parents had just dropped their children off for class on Saturday morning when they found themselves racing back to school gates, as bombs began to fall across the country in a joint US‑Israel attack. At one elementary school, according to Iran’s state‑controlled media, they arrived

Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro was taken into custody. In contrast, former U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have adopted a distinct approach toward Iran, seeking to strike and eliminate the nation’s supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, along with numerous high‑ranking officials. While coordinated U.