In a video, former U.S. Marine intelligence officer and UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter reminded viewers just how close the United States and Russia came […]
Author: Felix Abt
Opponents of “Medicare for All” label it “socialism,” yet they readily fund it in Israel with billions of American taxpayer dollars.
A recent study by researchers affiliated with Yale University, published as a preprint on medRxiv, concludes that Medicare for All in the United States would […]
The China’s “Cultural Genocide” Myth: What the New Language Law Actually Says.
A year ago, I was traveling through Xinjiang; more recently, I traveled through Tibet. I entered local homes, visited monasteries and mosques, spoke with parents […]
Germany’s War Against Russia Never Really Ended
Leading German journalist with family history rooted in Hitler’s National Socialism asks Zelenskyy: “What can we Europeans concretely do to kill more Russians?” Michael Martens, […]
China’s Chokehold on Western Weapons—and the Prospect of a More Peaceful World
From Deindustrialization to Dependence: China’s Strategic Advantage China has become the single most important industrial bottleneck for Western military production. Not because it manufactures complete […]
The Price of Illusions
Western caricatures have led to major strategic mistakes Western governments and media have long portrayed Iran as a backward, religiously dominated society run by irrational […]
When Ben-Gurion saw Jewish blood in the veins of the Palestinians and Weizmann advocated coexistence
Today’s Zionist talking points often insist that “there was never such a thing as Palestine,” a claim designed to legitimize a sole Israeli right to […]
America at 250: A Republic, If You Can Keep It
Beneath the celebrations lies a society grappling with deep questions of identity, intensifying culture clashes, soaring inequality, governance captured by oligarchs, and a global role […]
Asia’s Education Machine Is Winning — Should the West Finally Admit It?
The intense pressure of high-stakes education in East Asia—centered on China’s Gaokao—raises an uncomfortable question: should the West reconsider its increasingly relaxed approach? Raised and […]
Never Forget: China’s 4,000-Year Experiment—A Civilization Built More on History Than Revelation
Every great civilization sought legitimacy in the heavens—except one that largely sought it in history. Ancient Egypt looked to Ra. Mesopotamia revered Marduk. Greece had […]