Author: Felix Abt

The changes span provinces, districts, and communes, aiming to improve efficiency, streamline administration, and make governance more accessible to the people. This overview explores what […]

To say this is the only cause would be an oversimplification. Empires rarely fall for one reason alone. Political corruption, social decay, foreign wars, and natural disasters […]

Censorship is no longer confined to the digital realm. Social media platforms can block content — but banks can do the same, quietly and invisibly. […]

From the Peace Constitution to Aggressive Rearmament Japan’s postwar constitution of 1947 – the so-called Peace Constitution – states in Article 9: “Land, sea, and […]

The Deal That Never Was reveals how Trump’s transactional diplomacy – from Seoul to Anchorage – turned a tangible opportunity for peace into yet another missed […]

Almost everything you read about China in Western media turns out to be false on closer inspection: No, there is no “social credit system.” And […]

Boom for the Few According to Forbes¹, Elon Musk is now considered the first person with a net worth of $500 billion. While Musk and the super-rich […]

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 […]