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• Switzerland Destroys Itself: Giving Up Neutrality Ends Humanitarianism | Marcel Helfenstein

  Marcel Helfenstein argues that abandoning neutrality would affect Switzerland’s humanitarian role.

  Marcel Helfenstein contends that Swiss neutrality functions as a concrete protective instrument for humanitarian action, not merely a political label. Drawing on over a decade of deployments—from the 2004 tsunami to Libya, Israel–Palestine and the Donbass—he shows how Swiss neutrality afforded rapid

• The Reality of the Genocide: A Message from Gaza | Mohammad AlTurk

  Mohammad AlTurk recounts life in Gaza after nearly three years of intensive Israeli military operations, describing a bombed university, lost classmates and professors, destroyed homes, and daily struggles for food, water, and fuel. He details the shift to online education, displacement in tents, an

• Baiting Russia AGAIN & CIA Deceptions Exposed | George Beebe

  George Beebe contends that intelligence should illuminate policy choices but increasingly suffers from operational entanglement and partisan distortion. Drawing on his CIA experience, he highlights the persistent tension between analysis and covert action—when agencies pursue regime change or parami

• Iran Negotiation DESASTER & Russia in Full War Mode | Larry C. Johnson

  Larry C. Johnson argues that recent Middle East dynamics have forced a strategic recalibration: mounting oil shortages, damaged logistics, and Gulf state pressure are pushing the United States toward urgent negotiations with Iran. Johnson contends Tehran has signaled a credible “nuclear demonstratio

• Collapse Has Begun. NOW Global Recession Is Unavoidable | Cdre. Steve Jermy

  Commodore Steve Jermy argues that disruptions in oil flows—especially closures of the Strait of Hormuz—are already imposing a substantial, lagged shock on the global economy that will likely produce a severe recession. Drawing on a “macroenergetics” framework, he highlights a near‑linear relationshi

• 🚨 Drone Escalation: Russia Will Strike NATO | Stas Krapivnik

  Stas Krapivnik argues that escalating drone attacks into Russian territory have transformed the Ukraine conflict from a proxy war into one with direct strategic and societal consequences for Russia and Europe. He contends Western states and intelligence services enable a campaign of targeted terrori

• The Secret Plot to Destroy Russia | Alexander Mercouris

  Alexander Mercouris contends that contemporary Russophobia is a politically manufactured, long‑running narrative originating in late 18th–19th century Britain and France, amplified by literature and media into enduring stereotypes: Russia as backward, tyrannical, deceitful, simultaneously weak and d

• 🚨 Iran MoU Is Out: USA Admits Complete Defeat. Trick or Desperation?

  Pascal Lottaz reads and analyzes the newly published 14-point U.S.–Iran memorandum of understanding, arguing it marks a strategic victory for Iran rather than U.S. capitulation. He highlights core provisions: an immediate ceasefire, U.S. removal of naval pressures and sanctions, a $300 billion recon

• EXPOSED: UK Professor Reveals Shocking Roots of Russophobia | Prof. Richard Sakwa

  Richard Sakwa argues that contemporary Russophobia is rooted in long-standing civilizational and geopolitical dynamics that the post‑1945 “political West” could not reconcile with a distinct Russian identity. He contends the Cold War’s systemic hostility persisted and intensified after 1989–91 becau

• End of Empire: USA Humiliated by Iran Deal | Alexander Mercouris (Audio)

  Alexander Mercouris argues that the emerging US–Iran memorandum of understanding functions as a tactical ceasefire rather than a path to lasting peace, enabling oil flows and giving both sides time to regroup. He contends the US retreated from an initial strategy aimed at rapid regime change, reveal

• Armenia’s Election Was Rigged In Plain Sight | Mikael Darbinian

  Mikael Darbinian contends that Armenia’s June 7 parliamentary election displayed overt manipulation—mass arrests of opposition figures, ballot-box interference, coerced voting of conscripts, and selective annulment of precinct results—to secure Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan a dominant legislature.

• The Next Ukraine: West Destroys Armenia | H. Ishkhanyan & N. Navasardyan

  At the heart of this exchange, Armenian dissidents Hovhannes Ishkhanyan and Narek Navasardyan contend that the recent parliamentary election was systematically manipulated to preserve Nikol Pashinyan’s power and enable geopolitically consequential decisions. They document pre-election arrests of opp

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