class analysis
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The Digital Break – How Weaponised Interdependence Is Ending the American Tech Empire
From the Hague to Beijing, from Moscow to Paris, the world is dismantling its dependence on American software, hardware, and payment systems, and the weaponisation of these platforms has made the transition irreversible Editorial Analysis | October 2026 The decision by the Dutch government to create its own digital work environment based on the Dutch… Continue reading
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Iran Wrote a Letter to the American People. Here’s What It Says.
How Iran is trying to build a constituency for peace inside the United States and why its claims about war, poverty, and presidential wealth deserve to be read Editorial Analysis |September 2026 The decision by Brigadier General Mohebbi of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard to address the American people directly rather than communicating through diplomatic channels… Continue reading
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The Terminal Contradictions of American Empire
How the structural vulnerabilities of dollar hegemony, the shadow banking system, and geopolitical overextension are converging to produce an irreversible crisis of the capitalist order Editorial Analysis | September 2026 The American empire is not merely experiencing a cyclical downturn but is entering a terminal phase of structural decline in which the contradictions that have… Continue reading
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The Masterstroke – Iran’s President Went Straight to the Empire’s Scriptwriters
Why meeting the think tanks that predicted Iran’s collapse is an act of intellectual warfare that targets the narrative machinery of American primacy General Article | September 2026 The encounter between Pezeshkian and the think tanks constitutes intellectual warfare rather than conventional diplomacy because it targets the institutions that write the briefing papers, draft the… Continue reading
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The Energy Wars and the Coming Crisis of Western Capitalism
How the struggle for control over global oil resources is driving imperial conflict and threatening systemic financial collapse Editorial Analysis | September 2026 The wars in the Middle East and Ukraine are not conflicts between nations over territory or ideology but battles in a broader struggle for control over the global energy system and the… Continue reading
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The Anxiety of a Hegemon – Why America Cannot Stop Saying It Is Still Ahead
The ritualistic declarations of continued primacy reveal a deeper structural crisis that no amount of reassurance can conceal Editorial Analysis | September 2026 The most revealing aspect of contemporary American discourse about China is not the substance of the claims but the frequency and ritualistic character of their repetition. For decades, the United States was… Continue reading
AI and Digital Control, America, bond market, China, covid pandemic, economics, Energy, EUROPE, Financial markets, Foreign Policy, Geopolitics, Global Finance, imperialism, iran, israel, japan, knowledge, Mineral Resources, NATO, neocolonialism, politics, Russia, satellites, technology, Vaccines, war -
The Real Global Conflict: Free Trade vs. National Development
Why the fight between finance capital and industrial capital matters more than the clash between democracy and authoritarianism Editorial Analysis | September 2026 The framework that locates contemporary geopolitical conflict within a struggle between two opposed systems of economic governance has considerable explanatory power that conventional left-right analysis lacks. The British system of free trade,… Continue reading
AI and Digital Control, America, bond market, China, covid pandemic, economics, Energy, EUROPE, Financial markets, Foreign Policy, Geopolitics, Global Finance, Immunisation, imperialism, iran, israel, japan, knowledge, middle east, Mineral Resources, NATO, neocolonialism, politics, reserve currency, war -
The Kingdom That Cannot Sell Its Oil: How Yemen and Iran Have Trapped Saudi Arabia
Riyadh’s export lifelines are severed, its allies are wavering, and its American patron has no spare capacity to save it Editorial Analysis | September 2026 The suspension of all crude oil loadings from the Red Sea port of Yanbu represents the most severe disruption to Saudi Arabia’s oil export capacity since the kingdom began exporting… Continue reading
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AI Won’t Kill You. The People Selling It Might.
Why the warnings of existential risk from artificial intelligence serve the interests of the firms that issue them, and how the real harms of algorithmic governance are already being inflicted on populations that possess no means of resistance Editorial Analysis | September 2026 The claim that executives of leading artificial intelligence firms have experienced a… Continue reading
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The Lemon on a Stick: Saudi Arabia’s Structural Weakness and the Case for a Saudi-First Strategy
Why a kingdom that spends $83 billion on its military cannot defend its own oil infrastructure, and why the only rational course is to put its own house in order before it is too late Editorial Analysis | September 2026 The assessment that Saudi Arabia appears as weak and confused as any country in the… Continue reading
