Professor Ilan Pappé, a prominent Israeli historian of the modern Middle East and director of the European Center for Palestinian Studies at the University of […]
Author: Felix Abt
Felix Abt is a Swiss entrepreneur residing in Asia, who has lived in nine countries, including North Korea and Vietnam, and roamed many more on all continents, and who has never had any desire to lecture or even liberate other people. Fortunately, he has also never been arrested to this day.
His unconventional life experience has given him a somewhat unconventional view of things, which the conventional mainstream censors, but which he is happy to share on independent media portals. He holds the credo that one must praise where others criticize, and criticize where others praise. His Amazon author profile can be found here.
The War That Never Ended: Uncovering Laos’s Hidden Tragedy
Laos is the most heavily bombed country per capita in human history — yet most people have never heard the full story. From 1964 to […]
Media Hysteria and the Ukraine War
Quite representative of the broader deplorable state of Western media, The Telegraph earnestly claims that Trump’s plan is “snatching defeat from the jaws of victory,” portraying Russia […]
The Ukraine Conflict: “Diplomacy” as a Repeating Loop and Russia’s Strategic Advantage
If we analyze what could loosely be described as “diplomacy” in the Ukraine conflict since President Trump took office in January, a clear pattern emerges. […]
The Land That Won’t Crash
The Myth of the Collapsing Market Over the past two decades, if you’ve followed international financial news, you’ve repeatedly heard one story about China: the […]
Why India Can’t Catch Up to China—Yet
For years, analysts and media outlets have hailed India as “the next China,” an emerging Asian powerhouse poised to surpass its northern neighbor. With its […]
Epstein, Power, and the Secret Forces Shaping the World
For years, Jeffrey Epstein embodied scandal—his crimes, his wealth, and his shadowy networks. Now, leaked emails suggest that his influence may have extended far beyond […]
China’s Shadow Banking Paradox: The System Everyone Fears—but Without Which China Cannot Live
Predictions of a financial collapse in China have become routine, arriving with eerie regularity. Volatile stock markets, an overheated property sector, and a debt pile […]