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The Empire’s Iranian Trap – Why Tehran Will Not Surrender and Why Washington Cannot Escape
Iran has built a strategy designed to lose battles while winning time, and the United States has built a war it cannot win, cannot end and cannot afford, because the costs of continuing are political while the costs of stopping are strategic. Editorial Analysis | November 2026 The war that began on 28 February 2026… Continue reading
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The 2023 Ukraine Peace Deal That Was Derailed
A proposed agreement reportedly accepted by Putin as a basis for negotiations offered Russian troop withdrawals, security guarantees for Ukraine and $300 billion for reconstruction. But the initiative was derailed after Zelensky’s government rejected territorial concessions and the Biden administration declined to back the backchannel effort. General Article | October 2026 Reports concerning a proposed… Continue reading
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American Elections Cannot End the Wars That Corporate Power Requires
The United States has not suspended intelligence sharing with Ukraine, the war in Ukraine is a proxy war against Russia that began in 2014 and continues to escalate, and the midterm elections are scripted performances designed to prevent the public from recognising the corporate interests that actually determine policy Editorial Analysis | October 2026 The… Continue reading
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The Abandonment of Ukraine That Never Was
The narrative of US withdrawal from Ukraine is a mechanism for forcing Europe to pay for and fight a proxy war that serves American interests, while the arms industry collects the profits and the working class bears the costs Editorial Analysis | October 2026 The narrative that the United States is abandoning Ukraine has been… Continue reading
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How the United States Is Using Proxies to Destroy the AI Infrastructure of Its Rivals
The strikes on Yandex facilities in Russia reveal a strategic campaign to degrade the technological foundations of multipolar competitors while the Atlantic alliance fractures and the diesel deal buys time for further aggression Editorial Analysis | October 2026 The United States is directing Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian data centres as part of a systematic… Continue reading
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The Generals in Kiev: Die for the Alliance, But Don’t Ask to Join
NATO alliance’s top military body visited Ukraine to show solidarity while the US says membership that would require them to defend Ukraine is “not on the table” Editorial Analysis | October 2026 The NATO Military Committee’s visit to Kiev on 7 October 2026, the first such visit in eight years, constitutes a strategic communication exercise… Continue reading
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Putin Warns of Nuclear Risk and ‘Digital Totalitarianism’ in Marathon Valdai Address
Regarding the conflict in Ukraine, now approaching its fifth year, Putin reiterated that Russia’s objectives are rooted in security concerns rather than territorial ambition MOSCOW – Russian President Vladimir Putin delivered a sweeping indictment of Western policy and a stark warning about the future of artificial intelligence during a more than three-hour address at the… Continue reading
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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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The Sahel Insurrection and the Break from Neo-Colonial Rule
How Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger transformed the struggle against terrorism into a war of national liberation, reclaimed their resources from French control, and constructed a Pan-African alternative to the IMF’s perpetual indebtedness Editorial Analysis | October 2026 The transformation of the Sahel from a region of perpetual instability and external domination to a laboratory… Continue reading
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The Unipolar Delusion and the Return of Great-Power Politics: Why Western Escalation Reflects Panic Rather Than Strength
Editorial Analysis | September 2026 The collapse of the Soviet Union produced a distribution of global power that left Washington in effective control of the international system. That concentration of power, combined with the desire to maintain it in perpetuity, created structural incentives that shaped American foreign policy for three decades. One side emerged from… Continue reading
