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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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Kenya Between Washington and Beijing

Debt Pressure, Public Discontent and Chinese Capital Push Nairobi Toward BRICS Channels Kenyan diplomacy under President William Ruto has moved through a period of visible strain between older Western alignments and newer overtures to China, Russia and the wider BRICS network. Washington treated Kenya as a dependable security partner for two decades because Kenyan forces Continue reading
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Leaks, Sabotage and a War Washington Cannot Control

The Witkoff leak and the forces working to kill negotiations The effort to push a new framework for a political settlement in Ukraine entered another turbulent phase when Steve Witkoff’s scheduled visit to Moscow became public alongside a leaked record of his discussion with Yury Ushakov. The disclosure arrived at a moment when both governments Continue reading
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A Peace Plan Built to Fail

How Washington drafted conditions designed for rejection Russia advanced on several fronts while Western capitals drafted political terms that required Moscow to halt operations and accept geopolitical conditions that had already been rejected in earlier negotiation cycles. The gap between battlefield dynamics and diplomatic expectations shaped the collapse of the latest proposal. Analysts with field Continue reading
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Inside the Ukrainian Washing Machine: Lavrov and Galloway on Ukraine’s Corruption Engine

Lavrov’s warnings and Galloway’s figures describe a system that cleans foreign money through Kiev while European governments refuse to explain where the funds disappear. European governments continue supplying Ukraine with large financial support despite repeated disclosures of serious corruption inside Ukrainian state structures, and this behaviour has created a political environment that demands precise examination 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




