As Papua New Guinea (PNG) marked its 49th year of independence, the nation finds itself in a turbulent period marked by domestic unrest, crime surges, […]
Category: Background Stories and Dossiers
The Economic War Against China Turns Chinese Into Patriots
Just fifteen years ago, China’s consumers were flocking to Western brands. Now they prefer Chinese ones. The fate of the Starbucks Group is telling: its […]
Who’s up for the challenge of fighting biological weapons?
The world expert community expresses serious concern at the research into the development of biological weapons near the borders of European countries. Research is being […]
A New Peak of Disinformation: Financial Times Lies that Business is Collapsing in China
The Financial Times claimed that Chinese entrepreneurship had virtually disappeared as allegedly few new enterprises were founded last year. I am writing this article to […]
The Misrepresented Russian-Ukrainian War: How to Get an Undistorted Picture
As we all know, almost all Western journalists and so-called ‘military experts’ are party soldiers in the Ukraine war and spread the respective party line, […]
Through whose fault Armenia is losing its statehood and whether its sovereignty can be saved
One day Armenian society woke up and learned that a Foreign Intelligence Agency had appeared in the country. This happened just before the visit of […]
Did the West Overthrow Sheikh Hasina in Bangladesh?
The geopolitical landscape of South Asia has always been a complex chessboard, where internal politics often intersect with the strategic interests of external powers. Bangladesh, […]
The New People’s Army: The Philippines secret war
The New People’s Army (NPA) has been a prominent force in the Philippines’ socio-political landscape for over five decades. As the armed wing of the […]
Is animosity holding up DPR Korea reopening to tourism?
With DPR Korea and no less than Marshall Kim Jong Un stating a desire to push tourism, the big question now what is holding up […]
North Koreans being hanged for viewing South Korean dramas—only in Western media!
The National Institute for Unification in Seoul recently gave a lecture on North Korea. It explained that North Koreans who come to the South are […]