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• Testimony from Gaza: The Horrors and the Future of an Unbroken People | Prof. Ziad Medoukh

  Prof. Ziad Medoukh presents a first‑hand account of Gaza’s sustained devastation and civilian suffering, stressing five core conditions: relentless bombardment, massive infrastructure destruction (about 85% of Gaza), acute shortages of medicine, food and water, emergent famine—especially in northern

• Dr. Jan Oberg: If You Want Peace, Be Creative And Focus On The Future

  Dr. Jan Oberg argues that Europe’s escalating militaristic rhetoric reflects a deeper failure of imagination and practice in peace scholarship and politics. Grounding his argument in peace-research traditions (diagnosis, theory, values), he contends that critics too often stop at denunciation rather

• Russia Just DESTROYED the Neocons: The Secrete Deal Of Washington & Moscow To Pursue Peace.

  Pascal Lottaz argues the Anchorage summit signals a cautious thaw between Washington and Moscow driven by pragmatic interests rather than Western triumphalism. He emphasizes that Putin’s lengthy, rehearsed remarks—largely overlooked by Western media—set the agenda: pursuit of a comprehensive securit

• EPIC Loss For Anti-China Hawks In Taiwan. This Changes Everything. | Dr. Joanna Lei

  Dr. Joanna Lei argues that the failed mass recall of 24 KMT legislators reveals both the limits of anti‑China mobilization in Taiwan and the resilience of its democratic norms. She emphasizes that this was an unprecedented, party‑driven effort—veiled through civic groups—to erode the opposition majo

• Eyewitness Testimony From Gaza, Syria, and the Donbas EXPOSES Mainstream Media | Eva Bartlett

  Eva Bartlett recounts her transformation from an apolitical traveler to a frontline reporter whose long-term fieldwork in Gaza, Syria, and the Donbas challenges dominant Western narratives. She emphasizes firsthand observation: prolonged residence in the West Bank and Gaza exposed systematic abuses,

• US-Russia Summit Destroys 500 Years Of European Geopolitics.

  Glenn Diesen argues that the Alaska summit signals a substantive shift in great-power interaction by forcing renewed attention to the broken European security architecture long ignored since 1991. He contends NATO expansion and the West’s refusal to accommodate Russian security concerns produced the

• US Hegemony Is OVER: The Global South Defies Washington | Dr. Ezequiel Bistoletti

  Ezequiel Luis Bistoletti contends that the decline of US hegemony is catalyzing a contested transition to a multipolar world, with BRICS advancing a rival financial order and China and Russia filling economic and military leadership roles. He argues recent BRICS diplomacy, notably Brazil’s summit, s

• German Academics Expose Government Warmongering Madness
• How Colonialism Fuels Civil War: Sri Lanka & A Man's Struggle for Peace | Pitasanna Shanmugathas

  Pitasanna Shanmugathas foregrounds Dr. Neelan Tiruchelvam as a paradigmatic advocate for constitutional federalism who sought a nonviolent resolution to Sri Lanka’s ethnic conflict. Shanmugathas traces the roots of the war to British colonial governance that elevated Tamil minorities through English

• EU/Ukraine PANIC! US & Russia Move Toward Peace Dictate—And There's Nothing They Can Do.

  Pascal argues that recent US–Russia diplomacy signals a shift toward a negotiated, top-down "proxy peace" over Ukraine, anchored by an imminent Trump–Putin meeting in Alaska. He contends Washington now recognizes battlefield realities—Russian territorial gains in Luhansk, Donetsk, Zaporizhia and Khe

• Destabilizing Operation In The Caucasus & Vassalization Of Europe | Dr. Jeffrey Sachs

  Professor Jeffrey Sachs argues that recent turmoil in the South Caucasus reflects Western meddling—principally by U.S. intelligence and allied agencies—aimed at destabilizing Russia’s periphery rather than advancing local interests. He contends Azerbaijan’s involvement in Middle East conflicts and p

• They NEVER Wanted To Build A Common European Home With Russia | Minister Evarist Bartolo

  Evarist Bartolo contends that Western policymakers never seriously pursued a genuinely inclusive pan‑European security order; from the Helsinki accords onward, Washington privileged NATO as an instrument of control rather than allowing an OSCE‑style cooperative architecture to bind East and West. Dr

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