Why Hitler Never Invaded Switzerland: The Power of Armed Neutrality Switzerland’s survival during World War II was no accident—it was the result of a deliberate […]
Author: Felix Abt
Software as Sovereignty: The Rise of Harmony OS
HarmonyOS NEXT, a new native mobile operating system with Huawei’s app ecosystem, new user interface, and better performance. In the digital age, software is more […]
What Washington Gets Wrong About China—and Why It Matters
In August 1981 at the US ambassador’s residence in Beijing. From left to right: Chas Freeman, daughter Carla Freeman, US president Jimmy Carter, Chas Freeman’s […]
History Shows the Way to Peace
President Zelensky and his European patrons are calling for a ceasefire on the Ukrainian-Russian front—not genuine peace negotiations. This proposed ceasefire is designed to halt […]
NATO Lost in Ukraine—Now It Eyes Taiwan
NATO has lost its proxy war—or more precisely, its implementation war—in Ukraine. Now it is preparing for a new one, this time in Taiwan. Taiwan: […]
When Memory Becomes A Weapon
Western narratives overshadow the victims of Nazi Germany, while historical revisionism gains ground. The Forgotten Sacrifice of the Soviet Union Eighty years have passed since […]
From Democracy to Suppression: How Taiwan’s Government is Silencing Opposition
Taiwan, often hailed as a beacon of democracy in Asia, is now facing deep political turmoil. Recent mass protests—far surpassing expected turnout—reflect growing public unrest […]
Defying Power: Medea Benjamin, Code Pink, and the War on War
In a passionate and wide-ranging interview, Code Pink co-founder Medea Benjamin discusses her lifelong activism against war and her organization’s unwavering anti-war stance—from Vietnam to […]