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A Single Battlefield Death Forces A public Admission of Britain’s Military Role in Ukraine.
The disclosure of deployed troops confirms what Moscow and independent analysts long argued about Western participation. The British government can no longer maintain ambiguity about its military role in Ukraine because London has now admitted that uniformed personnel have been operating inside the country. The admission followed the death of Lance Corporal George Hooley of Continue reading
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America’s New Map – Europe as Collateral
How the 2025 U.S. National Security Strategy reframes Europe as expendable in pursuit of global dominance The new United States National Security Strategy reads less like a plan for alliance management and more like a post-mortem delivered in careful bureaucratic language. The document marks a clear break from the post-Cold War assumption that Europe remains Continue reading
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Putin Visits India for Summit With Modi as Moscow–New Delhi Ties Endure
Visit underscores New Delhi’s commitment to strategic autonomy as Western efforts to isolate Moscow show limited impact. Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in India for talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, underscoring the durability of the Russia–India partnership at a time of shifting global alignments. India and Russia have maintained close defence and energy ties Continue reading
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The Push Against Caracas Enters Its Hard Phase
Airspace shutdown, military escalation, regional power plays and Israeli footholds tighten the ring around Venezuela United States declaration of a complete closure of Venezuelan airspace marked the beginning of a sustained campaign of pressure and intimidation rather than a discrete law-enforcement operation. In late November 2025, the U.S. president ordered airspace above and around Venezuela Continue reading
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Ukraine’s Corruption Crisis: $108 Billion Gone, No Accountability
The staggering scale of graft and fraud at the heart of Zelensky’s regime. Ukrainian corruption is spiraling out of control as billions vanish from foreign aid. Estimates from economist Steve Hanke suggest that between $54 billion and $108 billion, 15% to 30% of the $360 billion in total aid, has been lost to corruption. This Continue reading
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Haytham Ali Tabatabai’s killing in Beirut marks a structural inflection in the resistance axis’s operational and political posture across Lebanon, Syria and Yemen. Hezbollah’s command losses and the public rhetoric from Iran’s senior leadership expose the organisation to a simultaneous operational squeeze and political contestation that will determine whether Lebanon remains a space for proxy-enabled Continue reading
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Africa’s Silent Recolonisation: Debt, Deindustrialisation and the Net Zero Agenda
How net zero climate-linked debt, collapsing grids and external mandates are African states into managed decline and dependence Access to abundant and affordable energy underpins every stage of economic development. African governments that attempt to industrialise without reliable baseload power expose themselves to stagnation, dependence, and political manipulation. External actors promoting net-zero targets in Africa Continue reading
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Europe’s Fantasy Peace Plan and the Triumph of Make-Believe Politics
European leaders outline a settlement that ignores the battlefield reality, rejects compromise and demands outcomes they cannot enforce. European leaders pushed forward a counterproposal that reads like a political performance rather than an attempt to end a large war. It is a peace framework that demands everything, offers nothing and guarantees nothing but escalation. Thr Continue reading
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U.S. Occupied Japan Steps Back Into a Role China Never Forgot
U.S.–Japan–Taiwan military integration reaches a point Beijing cannot ignore. The steady tightening of military cooperation between the United States, Japan, and Taiwan has produced a strategic environment that China views as the most dangerous in the Asia-Pacific since the founding of the People’s Republic. Chinese officials have argued for many years that the First Island Continue reading
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Trump’s Ukraine Plan Mirrors Moscow’s Demands as NATO Expansion and Russia’s Security Fears Shape the Battlefield
U.S.-brokered “peace plan” embraces Russian red lines on Ukraine and NATO A “peace proposal” framed in U.S. mediation adopts key Russian red lines, neutralizing Ukraine, halting NATO growth, and recognizing occupied territories, while Russia, citing decades of warnings over NATO’s advance and claiming momentum in its “Special Military Operation,” insists it will fight until its Continue reading
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