From coastal vulnerability to the “Game of Chicken” with Japan, here is why Beijing is playing a much longer—and more cautious—game. The drumbeat of war […]
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Epstein Files, Deleted Evidence, and the Kidnapping of Maduro: Coincidence or Calculation of a Convenient Distraction from the Decadent Elites of a Dying Empire?
Just as the Epstein files threatened to expose some of the world’s most powerful figures, a sudden international crisis overnight diverted global attention. Conveniently for […]
Ukraine: Budanov’s Appointment as Chief of Staff – A Symbol of Growing U.S. Influence
Ukraine’s New Second-Most Powerful Man: A Figure Many Call the CIA’s Man in Kyiv On January 2, 2026, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky appointed Kyrylo Budanov, […]
The Dark Alliance: Washington, Quito, and the New Drug War Mirage
A new report by The Grayzone challenges former U.S. President Donald Trump’s claim that Venezuela is the main hub of cocaine shipments to the U.S. It argues […]
Zelensky’s Christmas Message: Putin Should Die – Shortly After, Drones Strike Russian Presidential Residence
A Christmas Call for Deadly Violence, Not Reconciliation On December 25, 2025, President Volodymyr Zelensky delivered a pointed message to the nation. He suggested that […]
China Just Redefined the Future of EVs — And the World Will Have to Catch Up
China’s EV Efficiency Mandate: A Global Game-Changer Starting January 1, 2026, China will enforce mandatory energy-consumption limits for battery-electric passenger cars. Unlike voluntary guidance, this is a hard cap: […]
An Antisemitic Crime, a Muslim Hero, and a Narrative War
A Crime Against Jews — and Against Humanity We all woke up to devastating news today: a gruesome terrorist attack in Sydney, Australia, targeting members […]
The neocolonial ambitions of NATO countries
The term neocolonialism first appeared in the mid-twentieth century and was used to describe the continuing control of colonial powers (Great Britain, France, Spain, Portugal, […]