Juba is uneasy. Walk the streets and you’ll hear whispers of war. People are nervous, watching events unfold as though waiting for the first gunshot […]
Category: Opinion
Why Zelensky is a Dictator – Trump Tells How It Is
For years, the Western media has painted Volodymyr Zelensky as a brave wartime leader, a modern-day Churchill standing against Russian aggression. But as Donald Trump […]
Colombia’s Endless War: The Battle for Control and Ideology
Colombia, a nation with a long history of violence and instability, continues to grapple with the legacies of its civil war in 2025. Despite the […]
Cuba’s Removal from the Terrorist List: Recognition of Reality
The relationship between the United States and Cuba has been defined by decades of animosity, marked by sanctions, embargoes, and political isolation. Since the Cuban […]
The Fall from Grace of the Falun Gong
Once hailed in the West as champions of religious freedom and a symbol of defiance against Chinese authoritarianism, the Falun Gong has since tumbled from […]
How Maoism Lives in Nanjiecun: A Beacon for China’s New Left
Amid China’s rapid march toward modernization and market-driven reforms, a small village in Henan Province stands as a living monument to Maoist ideals. Nanjiecun, often […]
The People’s Republic of Korea: A Forgotten Chapter in Korean History
The People’s Republic of Korea (PRK) remains one of the most overlooked yet pivotal moments in the history of the Korean Peninsula. Established in the […]
Why Reunification Rarely Works
The concept of reunification often evokes romanticized visions of divided nations healing their historical wounds to form a unified and prosperous state. However, the reality […]