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• The Proxy-War Against Russia Is Older Than You Think, Includes Sweden | Mazze Nielsson

  Mazze Nilsson contends that Sweden’s recent NATO accession and remilitarization reflect a long-running pattern of Western strategic control that displaces independent, nonaligned foreign policies. He argues Sweden did not become safer by abandoning 200 years of neutrality; rather, NATO membership ri

• Russia & China United: The USA Made Kissingers Nightmare Come True | Prof. Rein Müllerson

  Dr. Rein Müllerson argues that the Ukraine war crystallizes a wider geopolitical reconfiguration from a short-lived unipolar Western order toward an emergent multipolar system. He traces root causes to Western actions—NATO’s eastward expansion despite oral assurances, the undermining of Minsk agreem

• NATO's Humiliating DEFEAT In Ukraine / Christian Zionism | Stanislav Krapivnik

  Stanislav Krapivnik contends Ukraine cannot militarily prevail and that NATO chiefly prolongs the conflict through materiel and covert fighters. He argues sizable mercenary contingents—Polish, Colombian, Georgian and Western volunteers—operate on front lines, with Russian recoveries of documents and

• USA Dumping Ukraine War & Rogue State Politics | Amb. Chas Freeman

  Ambassador Chas Freeman critiques contemporary Western foreign policy as hypocritical, militarized, and diplomatically bankrupt. He argues the rebranding of the U.S. Department of Defense as a “Department of War” reflects a nostalgic, interventionist impulse rooted in doctrines like the Monroe Doctr

• Propaganda Researcher EXPOSES Europe's Path to Self-Destruction | Dr. Jonas Tögel

  Dr. Jonas Tögel contends that European support for Ukraine is increasingly shaped by deliberate, professionalized propaganda—what NATO terms “cognitive warfare”—rather than coherent geopolitical strategy. He argues NATO and Western states publicly develop techniques to shape domestic narratives, ins

• Russia Won The War. When Will Europe Notice? | Pascal Lottaz & Ezequiel Bistoletti

  Pascal Lottaz argues that recent diplomatic spectacles—from Trump–Putin meetings to SCO and BRICS summits—signal a transition from the post–Cold War unipolar moment to a multipolar world centered on Eurasian (especially Asian) actors. He contends that Trump’s mix of transactional bullying and eclect

• Drums Of War: Georgia and Armenia On the Brink | P. Shakarian & L. Kasradze

  Pietro Shakarian and Lasha Kasradze analyze recent turbulence in the South Caucasus, focusing on Armenia’s crackdown on the Armenian Apostolic Church, Georgia’s EU tensions, and Azerbaijan’s alignment with Turkey and Israel. Shakarian argues that Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s confrontation with t

• It Now Happens In The EU—State Terrorises Dissidents | Romans Sklenniks

  Romans Sklenniks contends that recent prosecutions in the Baltic states signal a shift from democratic pluralism toward a securitized, quasi‑totalitarian politics within the EU. He highlights the case of Tatiana Andriets, a young Latvian–EU citizen charged with grave offences—justification of genoci

• Thailand VS Cambodia: Proxy War Or Internal Power Struggle? | Dr. Digby Wren

  Dr. Digby J. Wren contends that the recent artillery exchanges along the Thailand–Cambodia border reflect layered historical, domestic, and regional dynamics rather than a simple interstate eruption. He locates the flashpoints in the Emerald Triangle around contested Khmer temples whose legal status

• Ukrainian Academics Speak Out Against the Proxy War | Marta Havryshko & Ivan Katchanovski

  Marta Havryshko and Ivan Katchanovski argue that Western intervention since 2014 has helped transform Ukraine into a client state whose wartime trajectory deepens authoritarianism and social coercion. They contend U.S. and NATO influence shaped institutions like NABU and pressured escalatory mobiliz

• Second Front: West Destabilizes Caucasus to Weaken Russia | Stanislav Krapivnik

  Stanislav Krapivnik contends that Western intervention in the South Caucasus destabilizes states like Georgia to weaken Russia and advance geopolitical aims. Drawing on long experience in Georgia, he argues the 2008 war and subsequent Western-backed reforms tied Tbilisi to NATO/US influence, provoki

• The Destruction of Syria: Harry Berger & Kevork Almassian (PREVIEW)

  Kevork Almassian argues that the Western-enabled overthrow of Assad culminates in the elevation of Abu Muhammad al-Jolani—formerly of al-Nusra/Al-Qaeda—to de facto state power in Syria, a trajectory he says was predictable from early US covert actions. Drawing on leaked 2012 US assessments and progr

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