The defeat of Switzerland’s strict-neutrality initiative reflects—and may reinforce—a broader European shift away from traditional neutrality Switzerland has long occupied a peculiar position in Europe. […]
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Portable Entitlement: How Zionism Spreads Colonization Beyond Palestine.
“God’s Chosen People” Consider Themselves Entitled to Claim Land Anywhere in the World Liberal and educated Israelis are not fleeing Israel because they oppose the […]
AfD, the “Alternative for Germany,” Is an Alternative in Name Only
By backing this entity, the party champions a regime whose violent conquests closely mirror the destructive history of “Greater Germany” more than a century ago. […]
The “Peak China” Myth
China’s Endless “Final Countdown:” From Gordon Chang to Michael Beckley, the predictions of China’s imminent demise keep coming—and keep missing the mark Finally, China has […]
Canada Defends Its Sovereignty. Europe Sells Its Out.
A Power Play Against Key Allies A new trade dispute stems from the Trump administration’s decision to abandon the United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA)—a deal Trump […]
In Case You Missed It: NATO Invaded Russia—and Nuclear Armageddon Wasn’t Far Behind
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]