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• Russophobia & Militarism: It Will Destroy Europe | Dr. Erich Vad

  Dr. Erich Vad contends that Germany’s Ukraine policy exemplifies a dangerous detachment of war from politics and a loss of strategic self-interest. Drawing on Clausewitz and historical parallels, he argues Germany and Europe lacked a coherent political strategy for ending the conflict, instead privi

• How Trump's Tariffs Are Pushing the World to China | Cyrus Janssen @CyrusJanssen

  Cyrus Janssen contends that recent US tariff policies, driven by Trump-era protectionism and populist simplifications, are destabilizing global trade and accelerating economic realignment toward China and BRICS. Drawing on 15 years of business experience in China, he argues that China’s rise resulte

• 🚨 Europe Panicking: 'Peacekeepers,' Sanctions, Moldova Meddling, India Not Budging.

  Pascal contends that European leaders are politically and strategically adrift over the Ukraine war, reduced to emulating Washington despite lacking leverage. He argues European proposals—such as a NATO-backed buffer zone or disguised peacekeepers—ignore Moscow’s clear preconditions (neutrality, dem

• Yugoslavia: The West's Playbook for Global Domination | Dr. George Szamuely

  Dr. George Szamuely argues that the Western dismantling of Yugoslavia in the 1990s established a durable model for post–Cold War interventionism. He contends that Germany, the United States, and other Western powers circumvented Yugoslavia’s constitutional processes—ignoring federal institutions and

• Finland: The Next Neocon War To Entrap Russia And The USA | Tuomas Malinen

  Tuomas Malinen contends that Finland has abandoned its longstanding neutrality and is being militarized in ways that risk turning it into a forward theater against Russia. He highlights President Alexander Stubb’s early defense treaty with Ukraine, expanded airfields, a planned reserve increase to o

• The „Rest“ Leaving Behind The West. Russia, China, SCO Building The Future | Dr. Michael Rossi

  Dr. Michael Rossi contends that the world has decisively entered a multipolar era in which regional powers—China, Russia, India, Brazil, Indonesia, Iran, South Africa and others—collectively shape global order alongside, but not under, the United States. He attributes this shift to post‑1990s global

• The West Destroyed Its Own Diplomacy | Ambs. Zorilla, Ruch & Kusai

  At the heart of the exchange is a diagnosis: Western diplomacy has been hollowed out by securitization and the ascendancy of military-intelligence networks. José Zorrilla, Jean‑Daniel Ruch, and Sandor Kusai argue that post‑Cold War choices—NATO enlargement, missed integration of Russia in the 1990s,

• 🚨 SCO Meeting Shocks West: Multipolar Cooperation DESTROYS Transatlantic Hegemony

  Pascal Lottaz argues that the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) exemplifies the emergent multipolar order led by Eurasian and Global South actors. He situates the SCO as a formal institutional alternative to Western-dominated forums, noting its secretariat, permanent missions, security arm, an

• The End of Imperial Japan & Lessons for Ukraine | Dr. Richard Overy

  Richard Overy contends that Japan’s surrender in 1945 resulted from a complex mix of sustained aerial bombardment, internal political fragmentation, and the Soviet entry into the war rather than solely the atomic bombs. He emphasizes the scale and psychological impact of conventional firebombing—esp

• NATO's Dead-End: What the West doesn't get about Multipolar Security | Dr. Pascal Lottaz

  The speaker contends that the West’s deterrence-centered NATO model is becoming obsolete in a resurgent multipolar order, arguing that cooperative security and neutrality offer a more sustainable path to regional stability. Drawing on Switzerland’s 19th-century strategic neutrality—maintaining armed

• The West is CLUELESS: The Unbreakable India-Russia Friendship Explained | Dr. Anuradha Chenoy

  At the heart of this exchange, Dr. Anuradha Chenoy situates India’s foreign policy within a shifting global architecture: declining US structural leverage, resurgent continental linkages (BRICS, SCO), and India’s insistence on strategic autonomy. Chenoy argues the India–Russia partnership remains th

• The 200-Year-Old Lie Pushing Us Towards Nuclear War | Dr. Jeffrey Sachs

  Professor Jeffrey Sachs argues for recognizing "spheres of security" rather than condemning alleged "spheres of influence," urging reciprocal buffer zones to reduce great-power confrontation and the risk of nuclear escalation. He distinguishes legitimate security concerns—preventing foreign bases, m

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