Author: Felix Abt

Europe’s Economic Self-Sabotage: The Nexperia Heist and Its Fallout What just happened in the Netherlands should alarm anyone who still believes Europe is a safe, […]

Forget the Orwellian nightmare you’ve heard about — China doesn’t assign citizens “social credit scores” to monitor or control their every move. What actually exists […]

Wikipedia is not the neutral encyclopedia it claims to be. Behind its façade of knowledge lies a battlefield of interests, censorship, and manipulation. More than […]

For decades, Western policymakers have presented sanctions as a “humane” alternative to military force. In reality, they are weapons that inflict mass suffering on people […]

Paris, London, and New York Subways vs. China’s Modern Metro Systems What makes Chinese subways so much safer, cleaner, and more advanced than those in […]

From Toshiba to Huawei: America’s Long War on Superior Competitors For decades, the United States championed free markets and fair competition—until it no longer had […]

China and Russia as Primary Victors of WWII China and Russia—formerly China and the Soviet Union—were among the primary victors of the Second World War. […]

Breaking Maritime Pressure To counter maritime blockade pressures from the United States, China has joined forces with several countries to establish a 10,000-kilometer strategic railway. […]

American politicians, the media, and many historians tend to avoid a thorny subject: John F. Kennedy’s bitter dispute with Israel over its nuclear program and […]

The Arrival Bomb: A Shock for Brainwashed Westerners Upon landing in Urumqi, the capital of the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region (commonly known as Xinjiang), it […]