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• The "Vietnam Moment" Is Near: Empire Exhausts Itself | Prof. David Gibbs

  Professor David Gibbs argues that a “Vietnam Moment” is approaching as Western narratives about the Ukraine war fracture under material and political strain. Drawing on recent Baltic fieldwork, Gibbs documents pervasive anti‑Russian sentiment and institutional exclusion of Russian‑speaking minoritie

• Dirty WAR Against Europe Begins: New Globalist Migrant Crisis | Fethi

  At the heart of this exchange, Fethi of Jazair Hope frames the Ceuta crisis as a deliberate, geopolitically charged operation rather than a spontaneous migration surge. He argues Morocco, aided by allies including elements in the US and Israel, exploited Spain’s recent migrant-regularization policy

• Another CRUSHING Defeat: US Out Of Options In Iran | Patrick Hennings

  Patrick Henningsen reports from Iran and argues that Western narratives about a fragile, collapsing Iranian state are fundamentally mistaken. Visiting large funeral processions after the assassination of the supreme leader, he documents mass mobilization—millions across cities and in Iraq—reflecting

• Tokyo's CRAZY New Policies: Power Grab & Economic Collapse | Aya Ikegame

  Professor Aya Ikegame argues that Japan’s current political turbulence reveals deeper institutional and economic strains. She links acute oil and naphtha shortages—masked by government subsidies and limited imports from Iran and Russia—to broader governance gaps and public political naivety. Ikegame

• No Strikes on Iran, Gulf States Intervene, Trump Claims Deal Near.

  Pascal Lottaz argues that the anticipated large-scale U.S. strike on Iran was averted this weekend, with President Trump announcing a halted attack and claiming a deal was near. Lottaz situates the episode within a broader pattern of U.S. signaling, Gulf-state enablement of strikes, and Iranian reta

• Escalation to DEFEAT: USA Losing on BOTH Fronts | Stanislav Krapivnik

  Stanislav Krapivnik contends that the wars in West Asia and Eastern Europe are converging as Western vertical escalation falters and actors pursue horizontal expansion to draw in new parties. He argues recent strikes involving Iran, Ukraine, and U.S. intelligence signal deliberate escalation risks,

• Ukraine War Narrative COLLAPSES. Europe Starts Panicking | Ian Proud

  Ian Proud argues that Western policymaking on Ukraine lacks strategic realism and domestic accountability, prolonging a war Ukraine cannot sustain. He contends Zelensky prioritizes external support over domestic sacrifice, even courting US backing by widening confrontations (e.g., involving Iran), w

• Politics of Collapse Has Begun: Kiev's Is Hiding THIS | Prof. Nicolai Petro

  Nicolai Petro argues that the Ukraine war has become a grinding war of attrition in which Russia is steadily advancing while simultaneously consolidating territorial gains, particularly in Donbas, rather than seeking rapid dramatic escalation. He cautions against Western hopes for a “wonder weapon,”

• 🚨Revealed: EX-OSCE Observer DESTROYS Ukraine War Lies | Benoit Pare

  Benoît Paré contends that key wartime episodes in Ukraine have been shaped by selective Western narratives that discouraged independent inquiry and political negotiation. Drawing on his experience as an OSCE observer and recent reporting, he reevaluates incidents including the Mariupol maternity hos

• Asia DESTROYES US Pacific Hegemony. End of Alliances | Prof. Jomo Kwame Sundaram
• 🚨 Most DANGEROUS Phase Of Iran War Has Just Begun | Prof. S. M. Marandi

  Professor Seyed Mohammad Marandi contends that the conflict entering its current phase is the most dangerous yet, as Tehran and its proxies seek to expel US influence by leveraging control of the Strait of Hormuz and striking US bases across the Gulf and beyond. Marandi argues US policy rests on fai

• Georgia FIGHTING For Survival | Bidzina Giorgobiani

  Bidzina Giorgobiani advocates a pragmatic, multivectoral neutrality for Georgia grounded in lessons from three decades of external dependence and conflict. He argues that Georgia’s geopolitically exposed position between Russia, Turkey, Iran, the EU, the US and China makes uncompromising alignment r

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