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Assange Takes Nobel Foundation to Court
Central to the complaint is Alfred Nobel’s 1895 will, which defines the Peace Prize as a trust with a specific and limited purpose. Nobel directed that the prize be awarded to the individual who had conferred the greatest benefit to humankind by advancing fraternity between nations, reducing standing armies, and promoting peace congresses. Assange’s argument… Continue reading
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Europe’s Identity Crisis – A Continent in Quiet Rebellion
European governance fragments under internal pressure The cancellation of the Hanukkah celebration at Poland’s presidential palace reflects a broader reassertion of national identity that increasingly challenges the European Union’s post-war model of secular pluralism. President Duda’s justification, framed around preserving Christian heritage, resonates with electorates across Eastern Europe that view liberal universalism as an external… Continue reading
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The Thai–Cambodian Clashes and the Politics of Managed Chaos in Asia A Local War with External Hands fuelled by the logic of peripheral destabilisation Fighting along the Thai–Cambodian border returned in mid-December after a short and unstable pause following clashes earlier in the year. Artillery fire, small arms engagements, and troop movements spread across disputed… Continue reading
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The Bank of Russia filed a claim against Euroclear in the Moscow Arbitration Court, alleging unlawful deprivation of access to central bank funds and securities held in custody within European financial infrastructure. The filing marked a transition from diplomatic protest to formal legal contest, placing a private Belgian clearing institution and, by extension, European states… Continue reading
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Zelensky’s Election Bargain: Western Funding or No Vote
Kiev Demands External Support to Hold Elections Amid Ongoing Conflic and Erosion of Political Legitimacy Ukraine’s request for the West to fund its upcoming election reveals the extent to which the ongoing conflict has reshaped the political landscape. Kiev’s readiness to hold an election, contingent on foreign financial support and a ceasefire, underscores the precarious… Continue reading
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If you Are Innocent, Then You Have Nothing To Hide
A look at how automated surveillance and data-driven control have advanced since Edward Snowden 2019 interview. Edward Snowden said in 2019 that governments and companies were building the basic machinery for a social credit environment, even if nobody wanted to call it that. He described a system where normal digital traces become tools for sorting… Continue reading
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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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Russia Declares “No Misunderstandings” with the United States Over Ukraine
Moscow’s statement frames a new phase of diplomacy that could redefine Ukrainian neutrality, NATO aspirations and regional security structures. Russia’s foreign minister, Sergey Lavrov, announced this week that all “misunderstandings” with the United States over the war in Ukraine have been resolved, marking an important moment in diplomatic developments after nearly four years of conflict.… Continue reading
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Hamas Is Still Standing
Why Hamas Control in Gaza Endures Despite Military Destruction Israeli public admissions now confirm what conditions inside Gaza have shown for months. Hamas remains the dominant governing force despite two years of sustained military pressure and widespread physical destruction. The organisation has suffered losses, yet its political and administrative structures continue to function and are… Continue reading
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Trump’s Ukraine Turn Through Moscow’s Eyes
Lavrov on Trump, Ukraine, NATO, and the End of Strategic Pretence Sergey Lavrov’s remarks praising Donald Trump’s understanding of the Ukraine conflict matter because they reflect a convergence of views that many analysts outside Western policy establishments have voiced since 2014. Lavrov told Russia’s Federation Council that Trump was the only Western leader to acknowledge… Continue reading
