The full archive of daily intelligence briefs from The Basedment desks.

Lula has secured another term in Brazil, Serbia’s students have defeated Vučić, and Israel now faces its own leadership test.

As the US midterms approach, reports of renewed strike planning and increased military activity suggest Washington is keeping another major campaign against Iran firmly on the table.

Sinwar’s gamble to break Gaza’s isolation instead unleashed a regional confrontation that devastated his homeland and weakened the alliance he expected would protect it.

The Mecca pact is testing whether an Iran weakened by months of war can still defend its proxy network—or whether doing so risks an open conflict with three major regional powers.

Today we break down the suspected terror plot targeting RAF Fairford, how a woman driving home from the pub may have accidentally disrupted it, and why the incident is drawing immediate attention amid the ongoing Iran conflict.

Today we head to China, where Xi has continued his purge of military officials - is it the right move however? We also address the F35 parts that secretly made into Chinese hands.

Another year, another UNGA where international relations becomes a hit reality tv show with, performative action, new meme material and hollow statements.

Trump allegedly paused potential strikes on the Houthi's over the weekend at the last moment, as European leaders unite in calls for preparation against Russia.

The BRICS Summit concluded over the weekend, with the buffet generating more news than much of the discussions.

More chess pieces are moving on the geopolitical board as Greece and Israel sign a new massive three billion euro deal - but what does it mean for the region?

In today’s conflict tracker we explore the latest Iran-USA exchange and calling into question the discussion of interceptor shortages. As well as providing context on China’s latest mobilisation reform.

Social media is in uproar as the U.S. pulls drone unit as Hegseth backed army officials call for a "back to basics" approach - but is there more to this story?