Author: Tarique Habib Shar

As we cross into the second half of 2025, the idea of a next global war no longer sounds like fiction. With multiple hotspots burning simultaneously, increasing nuclear threats, and military alliances shifting, the world feels like it’s inching closer to a confrontation it may not survive. But what are the warning signs? And are world leaders doing enough to stop it—or are they pushing us toward it? Let’s explore the most critical signs that hint at a possible World War III scenario. Proxy Wars Escalating Into Direct Conflicts Ukraine and Beyond – Russia’s Unyielding Push Russia’s invasion of Ukraine…

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The recent ceasefire between Israel and Iranian-backed groups may have halted open hostilities, but the shadow war between Israel and Iran remains very much alive. Central to this covert battlefield is Israel’s intelligence agency — Mossad — and its relentless focus on Iran’s nuclear program. This raises a critical question:Will Mossad continue to monitor and disrupt Iran’s nuclear ambitions even after the ceasefire?The answer, rooted in historical patterns and strategic priorities, is a definitive yes. From the Israeli perspective, a nuclear-armed Iran poses an existential threat. This viewpoint is not just political rhetoric but a long-standing national security doctrine. As…

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sharply criticized the International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor’s attendance at a meeting alongside Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas. Netanyahu accused the ICC of political bias and overlooking serious rights abuses in these countries  . Netanyahu’s Key Concerns Ignoring Human Rights Violations Netanyahu argued that the ICC prosecutor’s presence gave unwarranted legitimacy to two leaders accused of widespread human rights abuses—Erdogan’s crackdown on dissent and Abbas’ authoritarian governance structures . Alleged Political Bias He added that the move demonstrated a skewed agenda: “meeting with those who violate rights shows the court…

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In a world racing toward clean and sustainable energy solutions, nuclear power remains one of the most talked-about and misunderstood energy sources. From powering homes to debates about safety and waste, nuclear energy has reshaped the way nations think about electricity. But what exactly is nuclear energy, and how does it work? Understanding Nuclear Energy What Is Nuclear Energy? Nuclear energy is the power that comes from the nucleus—the core—of atoms. When atoms split apart or fuse together, they release enormous amounts of energy. This process is called nuclear fission (splitting atoms) or nuclear fusion (combining atoms), and it can…

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For decades, the world has watched Iran’s nuclear activities with growing suspicion. Is Iran on the verge of building a nuclear bomb, or are these fears overblown? In this article, we explore the facts, history, controversies, and future risks surrounding Iran’s nuclear program. The Origins of Iran’s Nuclear Program Iran’s nuclear journey began in the 1950s, under the “Atoms for Peace” initiative by the U.S. Back then, Iran was a close ally of the West, and with American support, it built its first research reactor. However, after the 1979 Islamic Revolution, Iran’s nuclear relationship with the West came to a…

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Iran Nuclear Weapons Program: Unveiling the Reality For decades, the world has watched Iran nuclear activities with growing suspicion. Is Iran on the verge of building a nuclear bomb, or are these fears overblown? In this article, we explore the facts, history, controversies, and future risks surrounding Iran’s nuclear program. The Origins of Iran’s Nuclear Program Iran’s nuclear journey began in the 1950s, under the “Atoms for Peace” initiative by the U.S. Back then, Iran was a close ally of the West, and with American support, it built its first research reactor. However, after the 1979 Islamic Revolution, Iran’s nuclear…

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On June 23, 2025, Iran launched a missile attack targeting the U.S. Al-Udeid Air Base in Qatar. This bold move marked a pivotal moment in the escalating Iran-U.S. conflict and introduced a new dimension to Gulf regional dynamics. Though no significant casualties were reported, the incident sparked global concern and prompted swift diplomatic and strategic responses. Retaliation for Operation Midnight Hammer Iran’s missile attack was a direct response to the U.S. military’s “Operation Midnight Hammer,” conducted just two days earlier. That operation involved targeted airstrikes on Iranian nuclear and military facilities. Iran’s leadership declared that the missiles were a proportional…

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The question of whether the United States and Israel are actively pursuing regime change in Iran has been a matter of intense debate in geopolitical, academic, and intelligence circles for decades. With rising regional Regime Change in Iran tensions, proxy conflicts, nuclear fears, and cyber warfare, it’s crucial to understand whether this desire exists and how it manifests in reality. This article explores the historical context, recent actions, political intentions, and the strategic implications behind alleged efforts to topple or destabilize the Iranian regime. The 1979 Revolution – A Turning Point After the Islamic Revolution in 1979, Iran severed diplomatic…

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As geopolitical tensions escalate in the Middle East following recent U.S.-led airstrikes on Iran, the world’s attention has turned once again to one of the most critical maritime passageways — the Strait of Hormuz. This narrow waterway, barely 33 kilometers wide at its narrowest point, holds the potential to disrupt the global economy if tensions spiral further out of control. What is the Strait of Hormuz? The Strait of Hormuz is a strategically vital maritime corridor located between Iran to the north and the United Arab Emirates and Oman to the south. It connects the Persian Gulf with the Gulf…

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North Korea’s Initial Reaction According to North Korea’s state-run news agency, KCNA, the US-led attacks on Iran are a “blatant violation of international law and the UN Charter.” In a strongly worded statement, North Korea labeled the United States and Israel as the “true aggressors” and warned that “this may be the beginning of a new world war.” The statement emphasized that such actions by the US not only destabilize the Middle East but also threaten global peace and security, urging immediate global condemnation. Solidarity with Iran North Korea declared full solidarity with Iran, stating that Iran has “every right…

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