The Strait of Hormuz at the Heart of an Ecological Turning Point: Iran Imposes Environmental Fees on Ships

Tired Earth

19 Apr 2026

In an unprecedented development following military tensions in the Middle East, Iran's Supreme National Security Council has announced that all ships crossing the Strait of Hormuz will now be required to pay environmental fees.

Israel Labels Greta Thunberg the World's Second Most Dangerous 'Antisemite'

Tired Earth

18 Apr 2026

In a controversial report published by Israel's Ministry of Diaspora Affairs, Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg has been branded the world's second most dangerous "antisemite," a position significantly ahead of notorious white nationalist Nick Fuentes. The Israeli government’s report, issued in mid-April 2026, sparked a backlash due to its apparent distortion of what constitutes antisemitism and its troubling attempt to suppress valid criticisms of Israel’s actions, particularly in Gaza.

The Forgotten Face of War, from the Conquest of the Americas to the Conflicts of 2026

Malec Paoli-Devictor

17 Apr 2026

While military history is traditionally measured in human casualties, it is also written in indelible environmental scars. From colonial conquest to modern imperialism, nature is no longer just collateral damage: it has become a target, a goal of war, and a primary driver of global climatic chaos.

Shockwaves: When Political Ego Sets the Global Wallet Ablaze

Malec Paoli-Devictor

13 Apr 2026

The military escalation against Iran, driven by the personal ambitions of Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu, is plunging the world into radical uncertainty. Between "fossil imperialism" and skyrocketing energy bills, Europe—and France in particular—is paying a heavy price for a conflict with no clear objective.