Mario Nawfal

🇸🇦🇹🇷🇵🇰🇮🇷 Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan are taking their new defense pact straight to Tehran. Saudi Defense Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman, Pakistan’s army chief Field Marshal Asim Munir and Turkey’s intelligence chief are set to meet Iranian officials today to talk regional coordination. It’s the first high-level meeting between Iran and all 3 countries since Iran-aligned Houthis started hammering Saudi Arabia, with another wave of missiles and drones intercepted on Sunday. The 3 signed the Mecca Pact in August, which treats an attack on one as an attack on all, and earlier this month agreed to rush military forces into Saudi Arabia. So the bloc built to defend Riyadh is now sitting down with the country backing the people attacking it. Source: Reuters / Writer: Daniyal

🇺🇸 🇮🇷 The threat is missiles, yes. But it's also undersea cables, data centers, energy infrastructure, and U.S. officials abroad. Fmr. U.S. diplomat Alan Eyre breaks down how Iran is openly signaling its escalation options, and why the pearl-clutching needs to stop. "If Iran wants to create deterrence, it's going to be doing it by cutting undersea cables, by bombing Saudi Arabia energy infrastructure." Iran isn't even trying to hide its hand. In fact, it's advertising it. @AlanEyre1

🚨🇮🇷 Iran keeps REBUILDING the MOUNTAIN Satellite imagery shows construction STILL MOVING at Eagle 44, the underground airbase near the Strait of Hormuz, despite T LEAST THREE ROUNDS of strikes this year. A new taxiway section is finished, runway obstacles are gone, and another segment is being prepared. The surface damage is still obvious: craters near tunnel entrances, destroyed support buildings, wreckage pushed aside. But the four main tunnel portals appear intact. You can crater the runway. You can smash the buildings. The mountain is still there. Source: TWZ / Writer: Oliver t.co/8aQFOx08Yn

🇧🇷🇦🇷 An Argentine journalist was covering celebrations in Brasília following Lula's election victory when a Brazilian man tried to kiss him 🤣 Writer: Sol t.co/pNwgvXmxJf

🇮🇱🇮🇷 A leader facing CRIMINAL CHARGES and collapsing poll numbers may trigger a regional war just to STAY IN POWER Fmr. U.S. diplomat Alan Eyre says the IDF reportedly already refused a direct strike order, and it may not matter, because an attack on Iran is coming either way. "It is overwhelmingly probable that the US or Israel will launch a military strike against Iran." The only question left is who pulls the trigger first, and when. @AlanEyre1

🇸🇦🇾🇪 The Houthis say they hit Saudi Arabia’s East-West oil pipeline again. NASA FIRMS data shows a large fire earlier today near the pipeline roughly 90 km west of Riyadh, close to the location identified in the Houthi claim. Saudi authorities have not confirmed that the pipeline itself was damaged. That distinction is vital because this is the route Saudi Arabia relies on to bypass Hormuz. If the Houthis are now repeatedly reaching that corridor too, the Kingdom’s backup route is becoming part of the battlefield. Source: FIRMS, CIG on TG / Writer: Oliver

🇾🇪🇸🇦 One green light from Houthi leadership is all that stands between the current conflict and a ground invasion of Saudi Arabia. Houthi political analyst Hussain Al-Bukhaiti says desalination plants, power stations, and Aramco infrastructure are all on the table if Saudi Arabia escalates. "Just imagine if we do that. Saudi power station. We have not targeted any power station till now." The trump card hasn't been played yet. The question is what triggers it. @HussainBukhaiti

🇬🇧 Britain's Defence Secretary is warning the country to prepare for WAR within the next 1,000 days. Wes Streeting says potential adversaries could be capable of launching an attack by 2030, giving Britain and its allies just over three years to be ready to fight and WIN. His warning comes amid concerns over possible Russian aggression. First, the Pentagon reveals plans to keep U.S. military bases running for 90 days without outside support. Now Britain is talking about a 1,000-day countdown to military readiness. Western governments are taking the possibility of a major war VERY seriously. Source: The Mirror / Writer: Sol

🇾🇪🇸🇦 The country most likely to bleed for Saudi Arabia may end up with Yemeni missiles aimed at its cities. Houthi political analyst Hussain Al-Bukhaiti breaks down why Egypt will stop at air defense while Turkey and Pakistan face a far darker calculation. "Any country that will be responsible directly in shedding the blood of the Yemenis, this means that Yemen will declare a war against it and it will block it from the Red Sea." Every country weighing intervention just got a very clear warning. @HussainBukhaiti

🇺🇸🇭🇺 Trump reportedly wants Viktor Orbán to become the next UN SECRETARY-GENERAL And as if that alone wouldn't be fascinating enough: Washington believes Russia and China could get behind him too. U.S. officials are apparently exploring a joint candidacy for the former Hungarian prime minister, with Trump and JD Vance expected to support him. Orbán is said to be interested, but wants assurances he can actually win before entering the race. An extraordinary possibility: a MAGA-aligned conservative leading the United Nations with backing from Washington, Moscow and Beijing. The UN establishment would have quite a morning. Source: WSJ / Writer: Oliver

🇺🇸 The Pentagon is preparing for a GLOBAL WAR that could cripple America's power grids, shut down supply chains, and leave U.S. military bases isolated for MONTHS. The new plan, called FORTRESS, would require every major military base in the continental U.S. to survive at least 90 days without outside support. The Pentagon is planning portable nuclear reactors, independent power grids, massive stockpiles of ammunition and fuel, and civilian factories ready to switch to weapons production. They're even preparing for GPS failures, disrupted satellites, and simultaneous conflicts on multiple fronts. Pentagon spokesperson Sean Parnell warned that America's old assumption that two oceans would protect it is now obsolete. The Pentagon wants to be ready for a war that could disrupt essential infrastructure on American soil. Source: FOX / Writer: Sol

🇾🇪🇸🇦 MBS is hiding from Houthi ballistic missiles AND from his own family. Houthi political analyst Hussain Al-Bukhaiti says Yemen has held back its most advanced missiles deliberately, and the royal family's hatred of MBS runs as deep as any foreign threat. "He's afraid as well from the royal family itself because he have damaged the royal family, have imprisoned hundreds of them." The bunker can't protect him from the people already inside the palace. @HussainBukhaiti

🇧🇷 CHAOS erupts in Brazil after Lula's election victory as a massive street brawl breaks out in Rio de Janeiro. Footage shows people throwing punches and shoving each other in the middle of the road, forcing drivers to stop and pedestrians to flee. Writer: Sol t.co/HRB3gofgwf

🇺🇸 Fertilizer shipments through the Strait of Hormuz just hit zero, and the clock is already ticking. Brandon Weichert says what follows isn't just empty grocery shelves for lower-income Americans, it's the kind of famine that pushes millions of people to move, legally or not. "We are on track in the next 12 to 16 months of not only being hit with famine conditions in the global South and major food shortages, particularly for lower income Americans, but you're also then going to have the concomitant massive increases of illegal immigration, of refugee flows that will destabilize the entire regions that they are passing through." Remember 2015. Now multiply it. @WeTheBrandon

Years of homelessness and addiction have taken a devastating toll on a young woman named Mercy. First interviewed around 2021 alongside her then-boyfriend Sebastian, she spoke about growing up in a broken home, struggling with addiction, and surviving on the streets. The channel has followed her for years, documenting repeated struggles with homelessness, jail, unstable housing, and attempts to rebuild her life. Now, in 2026, viewers are stunned by how much she's visibly aged. It's heartbreaking to watch someone struggle for so many years and see what that life can do to a person. Source: TalesFromTheStreets / Writer: Sol

🇺🇸 The decision to strike HAS BEEN MADE, and American warships are stacked with bunker busters ready to run to the deck the minute the mission drops. Brandon Weichert says the only question now is whether someone around Trump can pull a rabbit and cancel it. "We can only hope that the either the negotiators or people around Trump are able to pull a rabbit and convince him to cancel the strikes." If no one does, the ships are already loaded and waiting. @WeTheBrandon

🇮🇱🇮🇷 Iran is DENYING strikes near Tabriz, but the timing against their own radar installation tells a different story. Brandon Weichert breaks down why Tehran staying quiet may actually be the smart play. "There is no strategic benefit for the Iranians to strike before the Israeli elections because they want to get rid of Netanyahu." If Netanyahu keeps warning about an Iranian attack and they take the bait, he wins. @WeTheBrandon

🇧🇷 Fresh off his election victory, Lula is already calling for tougher regulation of digital platforms in Brazil. Speaking from his campaign headquarters, he accused major tech companies of making millions, paying no taxes in Brazil, and trying to influence the country's election results through their platforms. He insisted that crimes committed online must be treated like crimes in real life and warned that Brazil will HAVE to regulate these companies. Lula hasn't even started his new term, and Big Tech is already in his crosshairs. Writer: Sol t.co/90NFyI3q5z

At a dinner with young AI researchers, Mohamed El-Erian heard TWO COMPLETELY DIFFERENT visions of the future. First, they told him his daughters were incredibly lucky. AI would give them opportunities previous generations couldn't imagine. Then they admitted they weren't sure they wanted children themselves. “Which is it?” The contradiction left El-Erian more worried than before. Even the people building AI are struggling to reconcile its promise of abundance with the possibility of catastrophe. And nobody has figured out how to make everyone cooperate before the risks become irreversible. @elerianm

A powerful video aimed at raising awareness 🔥 Writer: Sol t.co/zj6jlX1YqI

🚨🇧🇷 BREAKING: Bolsonaro REFUSES to accept Lula’s VICTORY He says “there’s A LOT TO BE CLARIFIED” before Brazil recognizes what he called “this BULLSHIT that happened in the elections,” then told supporters: “I will not give up on my Brazil.” Writer: Oliver t.co/duXGkaVnqb

Mohamed El-Erian: One AI accident could trigger a stock market crash. Financial analysts are already modeling a scenario where a major AI failure forces governments to halt development. AI stocks plunge. Investment freezes. The shock spreads into the wider economy. But there's another problem. El-Erian says even when AI leaders warn about catastrophic risks, people suspect they're just trying to keep competitors out. The industry needs public trust to manage the risks. And the people warning us about those risks are struggling to earn it. @elerianm

🇻🇪 María Corina Machado is back in Venezuela She’s on her way to Caracas, standing up in her car shaking hands, and so many people came out that the highway is totally jammed. This is what a welcome home looks like. Writer: Daniyal t.co/pX4eJIjocB

🇺🇸🇮🇷 The next Iran war could send oil to $150 The world survived the first energy shock by burning through inventories while China slashed imports. That cushion is largely gone. El-Erian warns that another disruption to Hormuz and the Red Sea could push oil toward $150, just as borrowing costs remain painfully high. And the scary part? Nobody knows what breaks first. In 2022, Britain's pension system nearly collapsed. Almost nobody saw it coming. This time, an energy crisis could become a financial crisis before anyone realizes where the weak spot is. @elerianm

🇧🇷 Alexander Soros celebrating Lula's victory So is democracy in every country now just a choice between a Soros-backed candidate vs. a Netanyahu-backed candidate? 🤔 Source: @AlexanderSoros / Writer: Xavier t.co/Ia6B6KCV2q

🇵🇸 A mother in Gaza lost all 7 children in one strike. “I miss the word Mom. No one calls me Mom anymore.” She had 2 sons and 5 daughters. The oldest was 20, the youngest just 3. She was at the market when an Israeli strike hit the school shelter where her family was staying. And somehow, she calls herself lucky. Lucky because she found their bodies and got to bury them. She misses their voices, their shouting, their little faces. And the one word she'll never hear from them again. “Mom.” 💔 How much more can Gaza lose before the world finally says enough? Source: Daizygedeon ( Instagram) / Writer: Daniyal

🇫🇷🇺🇸 Trump just reposted Kevin Sorbo’s line about the French riots: “Not a single mosque has been damaged… Must be a miracle.” The political message is not exactly hiding behind the curtains. France’s riots have now made it all the way onto the U.S. president’s meme feed. Writer: Oliver

🚨🇧🇷 BREAKING: Bolsonaro REFUSES to accept Lula’s VICTORY He says “there’s A LOT TO BE CLARIFIED” before Brazil recognizes what he called “this BULLSHIT that happened in the elections,” then told supporters: “I will not give up on my Brazil.” Brazil’s electoral authorities have already declared Lula the winner after the full count. So the election is over. The argument over whether Bolsonaro accepts that reality clearly is not. Writer: Oliver t.co/duXGkaVnqb

🇧🇷 Flávio Bolsonaro watching the results come in with his family and team No drama, he just sat there and took it with the people who’ve had his back the whole way. Close race, and he’ll be back. Writer: Daniyal t.co/1nQE5hxYCh

🇧🇷 Lula WINS BRAZIL. Bolsonaro's camp is STUNNED. I genuinely thought Flávio Bolsonaro was going to win this election. Instead, Lula has secured another term with roughly 51.7% of the vote. I spoke with Brazilian politician Luiz Philippe de Orléans e Bragança and financial analyst David as the results came in. Neither could hide their disbelief. Both raised concerns about Brazil's electronic voting system, although neither presented evidence that the election was rigged. David warned that investors could flee, while Luiz Philippe fears Lula will use another four years to tighten his grip on Brazil's institutions. For me, the disappointment goes beyond the election. I've watched the Bolsonaro family face prosecution, political restrictions and an extraordinary battle over free speech. I wanted to see that chapter end. Instead, Brazil has chosen 4 more years of Lula. @WeTheBrandon @lpbragancabr @jdw100