On January 16, 2025, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Keir Starmer and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy (whose legitimacy […]
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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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
The ‘Zelensky Curse’: Another European Leader is Punished for his Unconditional Embrace of the Ukrainian Warlord at the Expense of his Voters
Prime Minister Starmer embraces Volodimyr Zelensky in front of Downing Street 10 (YouTube Screenshot The Independent) The anger of the electorate is unforgiving, and understandably […]