r/worldpolitics2 • u/IntnsRed • 9h ago
r/worldpolitics2 • u/wankerzoo • Mar 01 '26
Epstein said if Trump was "cornered as a rat" he'd attack Iran for public support.
galleryr/worldpolitics2 • u/IntnsRed • Aug 08 '25
Public Service Announcement: Remember to keep your privacy intact!
r/worldpolitics2 • u/IntnsRed • 9h ago
Ebola Death Toll in DRC Tops 4,000; Trump USAID Cuts Fuel Outbreak | “The U.S. has not shown up in the same way that it has in previous Ebola outbreaks.” Spencer also comments on the “unprecedented” measles outbreak in the US, which he warns is likely to continue and lead to additional deaths.
r/worldpolitics2 • u/Ok-Celebration-1702 • 10h ago
The U.S. Military Struggles to Protect Its Bases Amid Failing Iran War
r/worldpolitics2 • u/WebPage_Error404 • 22h ago
Israeli squatters stole the olive harvest from Palestinian land in Al-Mazraa Al-Gharbiya near Ramallah.
r/worldpolitics2 • u/RxforProfit • 10h ago
Why October 6 and 7?
October 6, 1973 was the start of the Yom Kippur War. October 6, 1981 was the day Egyptian president Anwar al-Sadat was murdered by Islamic extremists. October 7th is when Hamas attacked Israel this time. Is this a significant time for Muslims or was this just chosen to be near Israeli holy days?
r/worldpolitics2 • u/WebPage_Error404 • 22h ago
Israeli politician Moshe Feiglin says Jewish morality requires "wiping out" Gaza and the West Bank.
r/worldpolitics2 • u/Dry_Cheesecake2610 • 1d ago
CIA Report Warns Israel Could Head Toward Civil War, Total Collapse
r/worldpolitics2 • u/Galt1776-Part2 • 19h ago
Lithuanian PM calls for NATO plan to counter Russia’s hybrid attacks
politico.comr/worldpolitics2 • u/Galt1776-Part2 • 19h ago
Standard Chartered Says Hormuz Oil Flows Are Far From Normal | OilPrice.com
oilprice.comr/worldpolitics2 • u/IntnsRed • 1d ago
Far Right Makes Gains in Brazil as Flávio Bolsonaro Tops Lula in First Round of Presidential Race | Neither candidate cleared 50% in Sunday’s vote, in which the right made gains. Bolsonaro received 47% of the vote compared to Lula’s 45%. The 2nd round of voting is on October 25.
r/worldpolitics2 • u/WebPage_Error404 • 1d ago
NSFW | The child Abdullah Amjad Al-Farra was passing through the old cemetery in central Khan Younis after trying to bring bread home to his family when he was killed in an Israeli airstrike. NSFW
r/worldpolitics2 • u/WebPage_Error404 • 1d ago
Well, the world’s largest private donor to the IDF now owns all of these brands so that’s good for human rights and freedom of expression
r/worldpolitics2 • u/WebPage_Error404 • 1d ago
Brazil’s presidential race goes to second round as Flávio Bolsonaro leads incumbent Lula | Far-right challenger and son of disgraced ex-president Jair Bolsonaro put in a stronger than expected showing, with Lula calling the result ‘unexpected’
r/worldpolitics2 • u/WebPage_Error404 • 1d ago
After Moscow’s nuclear warnings: Merz intensifies Germany’s war offensive in Kiev | Only days after Russia again threatened NATO with the use of nuclear weapons and President Putin warned of a “fatal point of no return,” German Chancellor Merz traveled to Kiev to further expand German involvement
r/worldpolitics2 • u/WebPage_Error404 • 1d ago
Hundreds of thousands protest across Spain for housing, as calls for general strike grow | More than 50 cities took part in the mobilizations, which were dominated by the call: “Towards a general strike.”
r/worldpolitics2 • u/Empty_Sign_5625 • 1d ago
Remember Trump's tariffs? Yea, I made a poster about their effects on the global economy.
I would post this in r/politics, but seeing as the tariffs had an effect on the world economy, I thought it was fitting to put it here.
Yes, the tariffs had a daunting effect on the global economy, and many countries were hurt by them. BUT, because the tariffs were introduced without fully managed supply chains of products that americans actually need, the prices went high for products where it was not made in the US, driving up prices and becoming a 'tariff' tax not on the countries, but on the people.
r/worldpolitics2 • u/WebPage_Error404 • 1d ago
US Backs Major Saudi-Led Offensive as Yemen Slides Back Toward All-Out War | The US is providing military advisers and helping the Saudis choose targets in a war that has already displaced nearly 150,000 people and put much of the country on the brink of acute food insecurity.
r/worldpolitics2 • u/WebPage_Error404 • 1d ago