The Spanish government responded to recent threats by US President Donald Trump, vowing it will not be intimidated into backing war on Iran.

The US war on Iran is a decisive moment for humanity, signaling the end of the “rules-based order” and international law and a policy of endless war.

European left movements and politicians demanded exit from NATO, peacebuilding, as governments back illegal US-Israel attacks on Iran.

The IOF said that “all options are on the table” for a possible ground invasion against Lebanon, with 100,000 reservists deployed in the northern border.

The attacks targeted key US-operated bases and installations across West Asia, alongside Israeli military sites and government premises in occupied Palestine, including Netanyahu’s office.

The looming US aggression against Iran will be decisive in shaping the balance of power in the region for years to come.

Pakistan, China, and Russia jointly proposed a resolution condemning the attacks on Iran’s nuclear sites and demanding unconditional and immediate ceasefire.

20 years after the September 11 attacks, what has the United States turned into? What has been the impact of the forever wars domestically, and what kind of political and economic crises have beset the country? Eugene Puryear analyzes the US today

Newsclick’s Prabir Purkayastha analyses the recent decision by the US to ‘seize’ 33 sites, including those of the Iranian Press TV

Newsclick’s Prabir Purkayastha analyzes the implications of the Trump administration’s foreign policies in West Asia, especially Palestine, Yemen and Iran

On Thursday, the US treasury department blacklisted 18 major Iranian banks in the latest assault as part of its so-called maximum pressure campaign against the country

US secretary of state Mike Pompeo announced the end of exemptions provided under the 2015 Iran nuclear deal to some foreign companies to work on certain Iranian nuclear sites. The waiver was renewed every 60 days despite the unilateral US withdrawal from the deal in 2018