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• Israel's Terrorist Origin: What The Media Won't Tell You | Dr. Dr. Alfred de Zayas

  Dr. Alfred de Zayas contends that post-1945 international law and institutions have been hollowed out by geopolitical interests and ideological capture, undermining their capacity to hold powerful states accountable. Drawing on his UN experience, he argues the ICC and other mechanisms have become to

• Waroholic: Why The USA Is ADDICTED To Mass-Violence | Prof. Radhika Desai

  Professor Radhika Desai argues that war and mass violence are systemic outcomes of capitalist imperialism rather than isolated choices. Using her geopolitical economy framework—a Marxist-informed approach distinct from mainstream economics, International Relations, and much contemporary Marxism—she

• New Tarif Narrative, China Winning Friends, US Shortages Coming, Taiwan Changing | Arnaud Bertrand

  Arnaud Bertrand argues that recent US tariff policies and broader Trump-era disruptions are accelerating regional realignments in East and Southeast Asia rather than containing China. He contends US tariff rhetoric is inconsistent—oscillating among industrial revival, revenue-raising, and geopolitic

• Research Reveals INSANE Level Of Media Lies in Germany | Dr. Renate Dillmann
• The Real Reason Yugoslavia Died | Prof. Susan L. Woodward

  Susan Woodward argues that Yugoslavia’s collapse is best explained through political economy and institutional breakdown rather than primordial ethnic hatred. She emphasizes the 1980s global debt crisis, IMF-imposed austerity, and rising unemployment that strained Yugoslavia’s decentralized, consens

• Politics Of Terrorism: Did Pakistan DOOM Itself? | Dr. Hazrat Bahar

  Dr. Hazrat Bahar argues that Pakistan’s contemporary security dilemmas are deeply rooted in historical territorial fractures, especially the Durand Line, and longstanding strategic practices of cultivating irregular proxies. He traces Afghan–Pakistani mistrust to the colonial-era border and Pakistan

• How To Defeat The USA At Its Own Game | Prof. S.M. Marandi

  Professor Seyed Mohammad Marandi argues that Iran’s recent strategic posture reflects long-standing mistrust of the United States, reinforced by repeated U.S. violations of agreements such as the JCPOA and erratic U.S. policymaking under successive administrations. Marandi contends Iran confines neg

• Free Book Details The Provocations Of The Ukraine Implementation War

  Pascal Lottaz argues that Benjamin Abelow’s How the West Brought War to Ukraine offers a concise, well-sourced account arguing that NATO and Western policies systematically provoked the 2022 escalation. Lottaz highlights Abelow’s tracing of key decisions since the 1990s—NATO expansion, missile-treat

• Dollar Decline, BRICS Rise, and Trump's Failing Trade Wars | Sean Foo

  Sean Foo contends that recent US trade and financial policies are accelerating the unraveling of the postwar dollar order and driving a realignment toward BRICS and China. Drawing on his experience as an ex-oil trader and geoeconomics commentator, he argues Trump’s rapid imposition of broad secondar

• War Update: Iran Withstands Attacks, Punishes US & Allies | Prof. Seyed M. Marandi

  Professor Seyed M. Marandi argues that the current US–Israel campaign against Iran constitutes a deliberate, decades-anticipated war of choice intended to cripple Iranian sovereignty and provoke internal collapse. He situates the assault within a longer pattern of Western aggression—citing past US s

• 🚨 Total War Strategy Unfolding | Prof. Steven Starr
• Iran’s Massive Strike Doctrine | Prof. Pascal Lottaz

  Pascal Lottaz argues that Iran’s response to recent decapitation strikes has evolved into a deliberate “massive strike” or scorched‑earth doctrine aimed at inflicting strategic pain beyond the battlefield. He contends Tehran is striking any host of U.S. or Israeli forces and infrastructure across th

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