Donald Trump has never been known for consistency on foreign policy. But lately, something’s shifted — and not in the direction most expected. Despite earlier posturing and backroom deals that appeared to favor Moscow, Trump is now pledging increased military support for Ukraine. The message? His patience with Vladimir Putin may be running out. This […]
Ukraine’s drone units are rewriting the rules of modern warfare, and their latest target is staggering: 30,000 Russian soldiers eliminated each month. That’s a number that hits like a punch, translating to 100 kills a day for elite units like the Maguar Birds. Having followed this conflict closely, I can’t help but feel a mix […]
Something sinister is unfolding in Russia, and it’s not exactly subtle. Over recent months, the sight of oligarchs and officials plummeting from windows has become a chillingly familiar headline. Official narratives often chalk it up to suicide—conveniently accompanied by notes or bizarre circumstances—but few outside the Kremlin buy the story. What’s striking is how these […]
For months, whispers have ricocheted through political circles, hinting that Xi Jinping’s iron grip on the Chinese Communist Party might be slipping. The name Jang Yosha—presumably a stand-in for a rising figure like Jiang Zemin or a new contender—has surfaced as a counterweight, backed by a faction of party elders. But this isn’t a tidy […]
The war in Ukraine has quietly reshaped the future of humanity in ways most of us haven’t begun to grapple with. In just over three years since Russia’s full-scale invasion, the conflict has sparked a transformation in warfare that could redefine geopolitics for the next century. This isn’t about who controls what sliver of Ukrainian […]
Jordan Peterson’s viral interrogations of college students—particularly his relentless questioning of what it means to “believe”—have become internet catnip. But underneath the theatrical Socratic method lies something more troubling: a fundamental misunderstanding of truth that threatens the very foundations of democratic discourse. Peterson’s approach reveals a philosopher manqué, someone with instincts but no fully developed […]
Xi Jinping’s conspicuous absence from the BRICS summit in Brazil this week wasn’t just a scheduling conflict, despite Beijing’s carefully crafted explanations. The real story, according to sources within China’s political circles, is far more explosive: the Chinese leader may have been effectively barred from leaving the country by his own opponents, who fear he […]
Beijing’s foreign minister recently made a telling admission to a top EU diplomat: China cannot afford to see Russia lose in Ukraine. This frank acknowledgment cuts through years of carefully crafted neutrality rhetoric and reveals something more unsettling about the current geopolitical moment. For three and a half years, China has performed an elaborate diplomatic […]
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte’s warning couldn’t have been clearer: Estonia has perhaps five to seven years before Vladimir Putin sets his sights on the Baltic nation. What’s remarkable isn’t just the specificity of that timeline, but how seriously Estonia is taking it—transforming itself into what might be the most militarized small nation in Europe. The […]
John Bolton doesn’t mince words when it comes to Iran, and his recent appearance on CBS’s “The Takeout” offered a characteristically stark assessment of where things stand after the recent U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. What emerges from his analysis is a picture of a regime teetering on multiple fronts—economically, politically, and militarily. The […]
