A behind-the-scenes look at sabotage, supply blockades, and how China turned crisis into technological independence. The Miracle on Rails — and the Hidden Sabotage Attempt […]
Author: Felix Abt
Genghis Khan’s Empire and the Battle in which the Previously Undefeated Mongols were Defeated
Mongolia Travelogue: A Journey Through the Greatest Horseman’s Empire and the Radical Turning Point of History On the steppe outside Ulaanbaatar, a 40-meter steel Genghis […]
Fear and Fortune: Lessons from Two Rocket Nations
North Korea built bombs to survive. China built brands to thrive. The U.S. shaped them both—just in opposite ways. Decades ago, I posed in Pyongyang, […]
Theft as Diplomacy: How the U.S. Is Undermining Its Own Currency
From Trust to Turbulence in the Age of US-Led Economic Coercion Amid internal upheaval, the U.S. dollar is facing mounting pressure on the global stage. […]
Christian Zionism Is a Betrayal of Christianity
From Abraham to Christ: The Fulfillment That Zionism Denies In a moment that quickly ignited debate across religious and political circles, U.S. Senator Ted Cruz […]
Oligarchic Rule in the West Contrasts with People’s Representation in Vietnam and China
The crisis of Western democracy Western democracies often present themselves as paragons of political freedom and popular representation. Yet behind this façade lies a sobering […]
From Victims to Perpetrators: Holocaust Education and the Militarization of Israeli Children
In Israeli schools, children are taught to hate not the perpetrators of the Holocaust—the Germans—but Palestinians and other Arabs, whom they label as “Nazis.” Teaching […]
Iran, Israel, and the Geopolitical Chessboard: A Manufactured Crisis
From Nuclear Hysteria to Regime Change, How the Empire Recycles Old Playbooks to Block a New Eurasian Order As tensions between Iran and Israel once […]