The killing of a Cambodian soldier during a violent clash with Thai troops on May 27, 2025, has once again exposed the persistent reality of […]
Author: Leon Havana
Why Did Papua New Guinea Sellout West Papua?
For decades Papua New Guinea has stood silent while its western neighbor West Papua suffers under Indonesian occupation. Despite deep cultural ties and shared histories […]
Timor-Leste Marks 23 Years of Independence Amid Rising Chaos in West Papua
This year, Timor-Leste celebrated 23 years since its hard-won independence from Indonesian rule. It was a day of reflection and celebration for a nation that […]
North Korea Cancels Trade Fair Delegation – End Of Tourism As We Know it?
With the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (North Korea) cancelling a delegation that reportedly consisted of over 200 delegates, many in the tourism industry are […]
Tense Peace in Port Sudan: A Field Report from Sudan’s De Facto Capital
Port Sudan, once a remote trading hub, now stands as the sole city in Sudan where Westerners can cautiously venture. With the ongoing war casting […]
Communist Snow White: The Woke Girl Boss Fairy Tale No One Wanted
Disney has done it again—this time, turning Snow White into a bizarre fusion of woke, Girl Boss, and communist aesthetics, all while pretending it’s progressive. […]
The Peace Industrial Complex: How International Aid is Perpetuating Poverty and Corruption
When we think of conflict zones, we often imagine a desperate need for humanitarian intervention and peacekeeping efforts. Yet, the reality of international aid is […]
Why The War in Sudan is Far From Over
Sudan’s conflict, far from being a regional anomaly, is spiraling further into disaster with no clear end in sight. The Sudanese Army, under the leadership […]