We have an exclusive interview with a geopolitical analyst and a leading researcher of the emerging Eurasian world order on “500 years of Western dominance: Is it coming to an end and what comes next?“
A historically important event that the West would rather forget – Consortium News
Urinating on Prisoners: Why Humiliation is Functional in Israel’s War on Palestinians – Counterpunch
Israel’s Bombs Are Wiping Out Entire Palestinian Families in Gaza – Haaretz
A behind-the-scenes look at sabotage, supply blockades, and how China turned crisis into technological independence. The Miracle on Rails — and the Hidden Sabotage Attempt […]
Mongolia Travelogue: A Journey Through the Greatest Horseman’s Empire and the Radical Turning Point of History On the steppe outside Ulaanbaatar, a 40-meter steel Genghis […]
North Korea built bombs to survive. China built brands to thrive. The U.S. shaped them both—just in opposite ways. Decades ago, I posed in Pyongyang, […]
From Trust to Turbulence in the Age of US-Led Economic Coercion Amid internal upheaval, the U.S. dollar is facing mounting pressure on the global stage. […]
From Abraham to Christ: The Fulfillment That Zionism Denies In a moment that quickly ignited debate across religious and political circles, U.S. Senator Ted Cruz […]
Colonialism is often portrayed as a Western construct, one where European powers divided and conquered vast swaths of Asia, Africa, and the Americas. However, the […]
The Maluku Islands, often called the Spice Islands, sit quietly in Indonesia’s eastern archipelago, far from the bustling centers of Jakarta or Bali. For many, […]
Bougainville stands at a crossroads in its history. With the 2027 independence timeline set in the Bougainville Peace Agreement, the region is preparing for a […]
Indonesia is teetering on the edge of upheaval. What began as outrage over lawmakers receiving housing allowances nearly ten times the national minimum wage has […]
Japan has long been considered politically stable, dominated by the Liberal Democratic Party since 1955. Opposition parties were historically fragmented and weak, leaving the LDP […]
Rio Tinto is not just another multinational mining company. It is the archetype of the destructive, exploitative, planet-wrecking behemoth. If you wanted to write a […]
The crisis of Western democracy Western democracies often present themselves as paragons of political freedom and popular representation. Yet behind this façade lies a sobering […]
In Israeli schools, children are taught to hate not the perpetrators of the Holocaust—the Germans—but Palestinians and other Arabs, whom they label as “Nazis.” Teaching […]
From Nuclear Hysteria to Regime Change, How the Empire Recycles Old Playbooks to Block a New Eurasian Order As tensions between Iran and Israel once […]