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• Why Washington Keeps Choosing War | D. Klein & C. Coyne
• NATO's Next "Wonder Weapon" FAILS. Ukraine Nears Collapse | Rainer Rupp

  Rainer Rupp argues that the current enthusiasm for AI and data-integration platforms (Palantir-style systems) in the Ukraine war is overstated: these tools accelerate decision cycles and improve targeting but cannot substitute for soldiers, heavy weapons, munitions production or industrial capacity.

• Report from Moscow: Europe Is SCREWED | Larry C. Johnson

  Larry C. Johnson reports from Moscow, arguing that Russia has lost faith in negotiating with Washington and increasingly expects a protracted military confrontation with Europe. Drawing on a recent dinner with Sergei Lavrov and meetings with Russian officials, Johnson says Moscow insists on recognit

• Yemen Destroys US Middle-East Strategy. US-Saudi Alliance FAILING | Laith Marouf

  Laith Marouf argues that recent Yemeni advances have reversed a long-frozen frontline, undermining the US–Saudi strategy in the region. He highlights coordinated offensives by Ansar Allah and Yemen’s national army along the Red Sea coast, Taizz, Ma’rib and al-Jawf, stressing that popular control — n

• The Real History of the Forever Wars | Prof. D. Gibbs & Col. L. Wilkerson

  At the heart of the exchange, Lawrence Wilkerson and David Gibbs reassess pivotal U.S. foreign‑policy decisions after the Cold War, drawing on Wilkerson’s proximity to Colin Powell. Wilkerson reconstructs the Gulf War’s chaotic onset, arguing senior officials shifted from sanctions to war rapidly—pa

• NATO is Working on a New Finnish-Russian War | Sakari Linden

  Sakari Linden argues that Finland’s postwar neutrality, which historically delivered political independence, prosperity and a balanced relationship with the Soviet Union, has been abandoned in favour of deep western integration culminating in NATO membership. He contends this Westward turn reflects

• How They TRICK You into Supporting Evil | Jay Shapiro

  Jay Shapiro argues that contemporary moral debate is trapped in a sterile tug-of-war between consequentialist calculation and rigid rule-following, producing routine rationalizations for participation in large-scale harm. Drawing on his book Insufficient Rewards and Festinger’s cognitive-dissonance

• Israel’s Hidden Victory: The ‘Defeat’ Of The West Is a Myth | Yakov Rabkin

  Yakov Rabkin questions prevailing narratives about Israel and Western decline, using the reported detention of scholar Artyom Kirpichenok to illustrate opaque security practices and unequal legal protections. He situates Kirpichenok’s case within an Israeli system that applies different legal regime

• BRICS Moves to 'Competitive Coexistence', Leaves West Behind | Prof. Anuradha Chenoy

  Anuradha Chenoy situates the recent BRICS summit and concurrent Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) meeting within a rapidly institutionalizing multipolarity. She argues both forums are shifting from narrow security or economic roles toward complementary, plurilateral architectures—new developme

• The Lies of 9/11 & The War on Terror EXPOSED | Prof. Irfan Ahmad

  Professor Irfan Ahmad argues that the post‑9/11 framing of terrorism is a neocolonial construct that recasts diverse political conflicts as a singular, religiously rooted global threat. Drawing on his book Terrorism in Question, Ahmad critiques anthropology’s failure to interrogate security narrativ

• AfD & Germany's Collapse: Brain Drain and Business Escapes Are Real | Dr. Stephan Ebner

  At the heart of this interview, Dr. Stephan Ebner links the AfD’s electoral surge to what he frames as Germany’s political and economic decline, arguing that fiscal pressure, security concerns, and elite disconnect drive voter realignment. Ebner, an international lawyer who relocated his practice to

• Europe’s Winter of Starvation, Ukraine Collapse Underway | Stas Krapivnik

  Stanislav Krapivnik warns that Europe faces a multifaceted crisis in food and energy, driven by rising fertilizer costs, drought, diesel shortages and disrupted Ukrainian exports after Russian strikes on ports and railways. He argues these factors could sharply reduce harvests, constrain transport t

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