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Trump’s five impossible demands, and the inevitable second strike against Iran

Trump’s five demands are not only impossible to comply with, but they are intended to be rejected. And in the current state of affairs,...

Who Won in Syria?

Let me repeat, at the end, the question I asked at the beginning of this article: Who won in Syria? You guessed the answer wrong. Everyone who negotiated, reconciled, reached agreement, and decided to be one another’s friend in dark times won in Syria....
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Not a Breakaway, but a Void: The Collapse of the Illusion in the Kurdish Question

Ultimately, an approach that treats Kurds not as a subject of crisis but as a natural part of political and social life will constitute the only ground capable of repairing this void. Otherwise, the discourse of “breakaway” will continue both to cover up mistakes on the ground and to turn...
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The Epstein Files : A Peek Behind the Dark Curtain

A payment of $25 million to Jeffrey Epstein by a Rothschild outfit is recounted. And Epstein brags to J.D. Vance mentor Peter Thiel that “As you probably know I represent the Rothschilds.” When Epstein crony, former Israeli President Ehud Barak couldn’t set up a meeting with Vladimir Putin, Epstein arranged...
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On the Collapse of the West – An Interview with Michael Hudson

In this interview, economist Michael Hudson responds to questions from Lena Petrova. The conversation focuses on the global role of U.S. military power, the economic foundations that sustain it, and the Trump administration’s attempt to reshape the global balance of power through tariffs. Presented for the attention of Kritik Bakış...
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Descartes May Not Be What We Have Been Told

We shall return to Descartes and the insights that his perspective might offer for the present. But first, we want to address the current situation—and the critiques of Descartes—regarding the mind (soul) and body (brain) problem....
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The Latin of Europe, the Germanic Europe

Thus, behind the divergence between the Latinity of Europe and the Europe of the Germanic peoples lies the differing effects of Romanity. So, does Europe unite—or does it truly unite? In the next essay, we will explore this question through Husserl, who sought to answer it....
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The End of Political Victimization: The Elimination of the YPG in Syria

In conclusion, the PKK/PYD/YPG structure has, by this point, suffered major losses militarily, ideologically, and socially within the Syrian context. The project once marketed as the “Rojava revolution” is now nothing more than a shattered dream. A series of battlefield defeats has nearly erased the organization’s zones of control, while...
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Post-Revolution Syrian Policy: Security, Ideology, or Politics?

Post-Shara Syria is less a foreign policy issue for Turkey and more a mirror that compels it to reconsider its own political and ideological map. It is a debate about Turkey itself rather than about Syria. Therefore, interpreting the new reality in the Middle East through outdated concepts from Turkey...
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The Toxic Legacy: French Nuclear Testing in Algeria’s Sahara Desert

The radioactive sand of the Sahara continues to blow across North Africa, carrying with it the indelible marks of colonial violence and serving as a reminder that the promise of decolonization remains unfulfilled so long as communities continue to suffer from the toxic legacy of nuclear weapons testing. Until France...
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Is The Disappointment of The Kurds in Syria Realistic?

None of these policies, conflicts, or alliances have anything to do with the Syrian Kurds. Therefore, after the U.S. and Arab tribes abandoned the SDF, the non-separatist Kurds here did not experience any disillusionment. The truth is, it is the YPG and PKK that should be disillusioned. They failed to...
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The Erosion of Trust in Journalism in the Age of Social Media
Its future credibility will depend less on accusations of bias or even error than the question of whether it can
The Global Campaign Against The UAE’s War In Sudan
There’s a dire need for a unified movement that calls out the UAE and coordinates between these different groups and
The Dollar is a Reserve Currency, Not “the” Reserve Currency
Envisioning a post-Trump world, where the United States again has stable policies and the rule of law, the dollar might
How Jewish Money and Ideology Rewrite Academic Standards
These patterns continue to manifest among the Jewish elite. Lawrence Summers (born Lawrence Samuelson) publicly confronted Cornel West over concerns
Epstein’s Island and the Gateway to the Psychology of Evil
Unfortunately, it’s no mistake that globalist NGOs have flooded the west with third world migrants and mobilized armies of far
The China Collapse That Wasn’t
China’s collapse is not inevitable. Nor is America’s ongoing decline irreversible. Only one of these two outcomes is being taken
Timing Africa’s Debt Restructuring
In 2025, sovereign-debt sustainability was largely a matter of luck. In 2026, governments and creditors must embrace a new framework
The slow Epstein earthquake: The rupture between the people and the élites
If protest has no effect in changing the status quo, and elections remain between the Tweedle Dee and Dum parties
How Europe Chose Dependence Over Resilience
The rebalancing will produce winners and losers. The real question is whether Europe responds by rebuilding productive capacity and confidence
Why Russia survived — and may thrive — after Syria regime change
In total, multiple assets in Syria provide Moscow with a foundation for developing a new policy built on shared interests

On the Collapse of the West – An Interview with Michael Hudson

In this interview, economist Michael Hudson responds to questions from Lena Petrova. The conversation focuses on the global role of U.S. military power, the economic...

They Massacred Arab Babies, 1948

Men of the army of Zion attacked Deir Yassin at 10 a.m. that day. They easily overcame the opposition. They killed 20 Arab defenders, and...

Trial by Jewry: Sapiro vs. Ford

A short book with a long title, Victoria Saker Woeste’s Henry Ford’s War on Jews and the Legal Battle Against Free Speech [Ford’s War], gives...

Syrian Kurds: Dreams and Realities

For now that history has once again opened the door,...

The Kurdish Question and the National Question: Nation-State or Citizenship State?

The evolution of your brain: Interview with Emiliano Bruner

Emiliano Bruner holds a PhD in Animal Biology from La...

Why Turkey Was Right to Reject the SDF Model

In Syria, stripped of the SDF camouflage, one scenario looms...

The Threshold of a New Era: Politics Cannot Exist Under the Shadow of Weapons

The future of Syria depends on a political order cleansed...

Robespierre&Lenin: Moralized Revolutionary Terror

Robespierre and Lenin exemplify how revolutionary ideals, when filtered through...

Pope Leo and Trump head for a clash

Trump must contend with elections and political clocks; Leo, elected...

Why Should We Change the World?

We never loved this material world, the lifestyles shaped by...

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