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The Abundance is a Dependence Trap Concealing the Architecture of Administrative Control
Wage abolition, programmable money, digital identity and the private ownership of allocation together constitute a transfer of sovereignty that no abundance narrative can disguise. Editorial Analysis | October 2026 At a White House AI event on September 29, 2026, Elon Musk predicted an “age of abundance” where AI and robots deliver “universal high income,” not… Continue reading
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Madagascar Bars Government Officials from Sending Their Children Abroad for Education
President Michael Randrianirina’s reported directive seeks to hold the political elite accountable for the state of the country’s education system, raising questions about equality, public investment and the limits of political coercion. General Article | October 2026 Madagascar’s President, Colonel Michael Randrianirina, has reportedly issued a directive prohibiting ministers and government officials from sending their… Continue reading
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Iran’s Engine-Room Strategy Is Testing the Limits of American Power
The Islamic Republic has shifted from warning shots to the systematic disabling of commercial vessels, driving tanker rates to $80 million per voyage, draining diesel inventories to critical lows, and exposing the material foundations upon which the petrodollar system ultimately rests Editorial Analysis | October 2026 The Strait of Hormuz has been transformed from a… Continue reading
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Why You Are Getting Poorer While the Economy Grows
The Case Against Central Banks Editorial Analysis | October 2026 The banking system that governs the global economy is not a neutral mechanism for intermediating between savers and investors but a class weapon wielded by a transnational financial oligarchy to control credit allocation, determine which sectors expand and which contract, and discipline labour by creating… Continue reading
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The Shield of the Americas – How a Visa Revocation Became an Arrest Warrant and a Prosecutor Became a Prisoner
Bolivia’s Attorney General was detained without warrant forty-eight hours after Washington revoked his visa, and the case he was pursuing reached networks stretching from Mar-a-Lago to La Paz Editorial Analysis | October 2026 Bolivian police arrested their own Attorney General, Roger Mariaca, on 30 September 2026, without a judicial warrant, and detained thirteen other officials… Continue reading
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The Ideological Architecture of the Free Market Myth and the Material Realities of State-Enforced Capital Accumulation
Class Power, Institutional Coercion, and the Dialectical Deconstruction of Market Neutrality in International Political Economy General Article | August 2026 The conventional framing of the global economic order around principles of unencumbered market exchange systematically disguises the coercive mechanisms that sustain contemporary capital accumulation. Liberal economic theory relies upon an abstract idealisation of market dynamics… Continue reading
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The Official Count is Fifteen
How the Pentagon Manufactured the Casualty Record of Operation Epic Fury Editorial Analysis | 29 May 2026 The United States government’s official position, as stated repeatedly by President Trump, by CENTCOM spokesman Captain Tim Hawkins, and by CENTCOM commander Admiral Brad Cooper at a Pentagon press conference, is that thirteen American service members died in… Continue reading
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Bolivia Erupts as Workers and Indigenous Groups Revolt Against Rodrigo Paz
Prior to Protests Spreading, A Human Shield Forms Around Morales After Alleged Kidnapping Plot Bolivia is facing one of the biggest political and economic uprisings in its recent history. Across the country, miners, teachers, farmers, transport workers, and Indigenous communities have taken to the streets demanding the resignation of President Rodrigo Paz. Protesters say the… Continue reading
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The Invisible Architecture of Power Behind The Global Conflicts
How Transnational Oligarchs, Class Interests, and Strategic Narratives Guide Military, Financial, and Political Decisions Shaping the Modern World A transnational concentration of economic power, largely centred in the United States, is advancing a strategy aimed at consolidating global dominance by weakening sovereign rivals such as Iran, Russia, and China, while deepening Europe’s structural dependence. The… Continue reading
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“I Cannot Be Part of This”: UN Diplomat Resigns, Warns of Possible Nuclear Threat to Tehran
Mohamad Safa abandons 12-year career, accusing UN insiders of preparing for catastrophic action while Iran remains compliant with international law “The UN is preparing for possible nuclear weapon use in Iran”, said Mohamad Safa, a Lebanese diplomat and human rights advocate. Mohamad Safa, a representative of the Patriotic Vision Alliance at the United Nations, has… Continue reading
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