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Barbara flips the Daily Beast's Goebbels smear of Stephen Miller: who financed Hitler, how Nazi propaganda worked, and why the Ark Trump is building—and Miller's mindset—will decide whether the Republic lives or dies. Barbara Boyd · Right after Stephen Miller was named White House Chief of Staff, the Daily Beast called him "Deputy President Joseph Goebbels." Barbara Boyd, who spent years studying how Hitler came to power, turns the charge…

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US President Donald Trump has suggested that Ukraine's borders could change as part of a negotiated settlement with Russia, ahead of renewed trilateral discussions involving Washington, Moscow and Kiev in the United Arab Emirates. While Trump predicts an end to the conflict could be approaching, Ukraine continues to reject territorial concessions and Russia insists any lasting agreement must recognise what it describes as the new realities on…

Outrage grows over Ukraine's controversial mobilisation tactics as an MP calls for civilians evacuated from the embattled town of Alyoshki to be conscripted for frontline service. In Israel, the president asks the opposition leader to form a government amid deep political divisions, while an Arab-bloc MP discusses the historic election result. Meanwhile, as the Saudi-led war against Yemen's Houthis intensifies, Syria denies Western media…

Christopher Luxon's hour-long meeting with Opportunity leader Qiulae Wong has opened a potentially decisive new avenue for forming New Zealand's next government. With special votes still outstanding, Opportunity's seven seats could provide the National-led bloc with a substantial parliamentary safety margin. But the party's emergence raises another question: was Opportunity's success simply an unexpected electoral breakthrough, or did political…

America's largest oil companies have reportedly enjoyed an extraordinary surge in profits during the US-Israeli war against Iran, earning approximately US$130 billion in just six months. While energy producers and refiners benefit from disrupted global supplies and rising prices, American motorists and businesses are paying billions more for fuel. The financial windfall raises questions about who benefits economically from prolonged conflict…

France is facing mounting economic and political turmoil as shrinking output, rising inflation and a growing debt burden place President Emmanuel Macron's government under increasing pressure. With protesters taking to the streets over austerity measures, public spending priorities and declining living standards, the country's finance minister has warned that France is heading towards a financial reckoning. INR Report: Based on reporting by RT,…

Allegations of a vast network of unofficial detention facilities across Ukraine have intensified following the discovery of a suspected military holding site near Kiev. Ukrainian MP Aleksandr Dubinsky claims thousands of civilians and servicemen are being held in facilities where payments of up to US$15,000 are allegedly demanded for their release. While Ukrainian authorities have opened criminal proceedings over reported abuses at one…

A secret military torture chamber is uncovered in Ukraine, triggering a damage-control operation as local authorities reportedly arrest civilian whistleblowers who exposed it. In Israel, opposition figure Gadi Eisenkot is invited to explore forming a coalition with Arab parties in a potential challenge to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Meanwhile, tensions rise in Paris as protesters take to the streets, condemning the French government's…

For decades, successive New Zealand governments have made decisions that have shifted economic power away from Kiwi wage earners towards corporate and financial interests, many controlled offshore. Our only oil refinery is gone, foreign-owned banks generate billions in profits, and dependence on imported energy continues while taxpayers service government debt. Is this the unavoidable cost of globalisation, or the deliberate surrender of New…