The U.S. Withdrawal Debate An insightful article by George Beebe, published in Responsible Statecraft and The American Conservative, examines why the United States—and specifically Donald Trump—should not abandon […]
Category: Opinion
Peace Is No Longer an Option
The most striking aspect—one that evokes a sense of unease—is just how familiar this dynamic appears. Europe seems to be following a familiar and sombre […]
Beyond Tariffs: China’s Understated but Unstoppable Financial Counteroffensive
Tensions between China and the United States are escalating once again—and this time, it’s not just about tariffs. While trade duties remain a key battleground, […]
Dien Bien Phu: Underdog’s Triumph Over An Empire — Lessons And Encounters With General Giáp And Colonel Việt, the Strategic Minds Behind Victory
In 1954, in a remote valley in North Vietnam, more than just a French outpost fell – an entire empire collapsed. The siege of Điện […]
What Really Happened with Macron — And Why Everyone’s Lying About It
Let’s set the record straight—because the narrative is already off the rails. What the media is casually describing as a “slap” or “smack” from Brigitte […]
Germany’s Dangerous Turn: Militarism, Missiles, and the Broken Promises of Peace
A Grim Prediction that Came True On February 24, 2024, I wrote: “The next German ruling party, led by a former BlackRock manager, has just […]
The West Says Russians Have Nothing to Laugh About—Here’s the Truth
We’ve been fed a narrative—that Russia is broken, lifeless, and grim. But is that the truth? I wanted to see beyond the headlines, so I […]
The Peacemaker Wants To Go to War
In a speech at the Naval Academy, U.S. Vice President JD Vance declared the end of U.S. unipolar dominance and outlined a stark new military […]