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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 […]
On the Edge of the Abyss: India and Pakistan’s Escalating, Extremely Dangerous Standoff
Following a deadly terrorist attack in Kashmir that killed over 40 people, tensions between India and Pakistan have reached a perilous peak. Indian Prime Minister […]
After Countless Foreign Invasions and Wars: Vietnam Cultivates its Neutrality – to its Own Advantage
Festive atmosphere in Vietnam: people pose in front of the mausoleum of Ho Chi Minh, the founder of modern Vietnam (Photo: Felix Abt) This week, […]
The Nixon Shock and Trump’s Tariffs: Parallel Responses to Military Setbacks
The Nixon Shock: Severing the Dollar-Gold Link Under the Bretton Woods system (1944–1971), major currencies were pegged to the U.S. dollar, which was convertible to […]
From Fabrication to Confirmation: North Koreans Fighting in Russia
How North Korea’s Artillery Production Reshaped Russia’s Strategy at Kursk Despite objections from the Russian military, Korean troops were ultimately permitted to fight in Kursk. […]
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. […]