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• US Military Bases Are Being DESTROYED. Iran‘s Greatest Victory | Dr. Arta Moeini

  At the heart of the conversation, Dr. Arta Moeini advances "radical realism," arguing that international politics is rooted in geography, culture, and historical civilizational realms rather than a single global system driven only by material metrics. She critiques neorealist universalism for overem

• Truth Revealed: USA Is Nr.1 Democracy Killer | Finian Cunningham

  Finian Cunningham argues that Western powers have long pursued covert regime change and media manipulation as tools of ongoing imperialism. He traces a continuity from Iran 1953 and Guatemala 1954 to contemporary interventions, showing how intelligence services—most notably the CIA—systematically co

• Europe Destroys Diplomacy AGAIN | Ian Proud

  Ian Proud warns that NATO and Western policy are sleepwalking toward a wider war with Russia by prioritizing unconditional support for Kyiv over serious diplomacy. He argues that Western leaders have embraced an irrational narrative—continuing arms transfers, political cover for Zelensky despite gov

• Putin’s India Deal SHOCKS USA | Prof. Anuradha Chenoy

  Professor Anuradha Chenoy argues that recent Indian foreign policy reflects pragmatic multipolar maneuvering amid intense U.S. pressure. She highlights President Putin’s visit and a maritime logistics agreement that expands Russian naval access, underscoring India’s maintenance of long-standing ties

• The Balkan Warning Europe Ignored | Prof. Višeslav Simić

  Dr. Višeslav Simić contends that Yugoslavia functioned as an experimental theatre for modern great-power intervention and ideological engineering. Drawing on his experience as a Yugoslav émigré and scholar, he argues that Western historiography and policy systematically marginalize Slavic peoples th

• Researcher REVEALS Secrets of US Deep State Politics | Dr. Aaron Good

  Dr. Aaron Good contends that U.S. politics cannot be understood solely through structural models; instead, the “black box” of the regime must be opened to reveal agency, covert networks, and illicit practices shaping policy. Challenging hyperstructuralism, he argues elite actors—lobbying networks, i

• Escalation: US-Israel Provoking The Next Phase of the War | David T. Pyne

  At the heart of the conversation, David T. Pyne contends that the United States is strategically overextended and politically constrained across multiple theaters. Pyne argues that Trump privately seeks to end the Iran conflict but publicly postures toughness, while U.S. munitions stocks—especially

• Black America is DONE with US Empire. Revolution Ahead | Rasheed Muhammad

  Rasheed Muhammad contends that Black America is increasingly disillusioned with what he terms the US empire, highlighting systemic hypocrisy in domestic and foreign policy. Drawing on his Red Pill Diaries platform, Muhammad critiques Western double standards—especially around nuclear non‑proliferati

• USA Collapsing: Washington‘s Soviet Moment Is Here | Col. Douglas Macgregor

  Colonel Douglas Macgregor contends that the United States is at a strategic inflection point: external hegemonic reach and internal fiscal fragility are converging to force a major overseas pullback. He frames Russia’s campaign in Ukraine as deliberate, defensive, and increasingly positioned to expl

• 🚨 Russia Goes After NATO-War Centers in Kiev, Iran Winning Big | Larry C. Johnson

  Larry C. Johnson argues that Russia has entered a new, more escalatory phase in its war with Ukraine, shifting from attrition to targeted strikes on Kyiv to compel Western personnel and command elements to leave. He reads recent diplomatic warnings and Russian rhetoric as deliberate signals—backed b

• The Third World War Begins in Donbas | Journalist Ulrich Heyden

  Ulrich Heyden contends that the Donbass conflict must be understood through its local social and political roots rather than solely as external aggression. Drawing on long-term reporting from Donetsk, Lugansk and Mariupol, he traces grievances back to 2014: a Kyiv power shift, radicalized Maidan tac

• Iran Negotiations Dead-End, Abraham-Accord Nonsense, Iran's UN Strategy

  Pascal Lottaz argues that current U.S. handling of a potential Iran settlement is incoherent and self-sabotaging, oscillating between backchannel diplomacy and performative public posturing. He criticizes former President Trump’s insistence that non-belligerent Muslim states join the Abraham Accords

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